Our Partner
About West Branch Drug & Alcohol Abuse Commission
We partner with West Branch Drug & Alcohol Abuse Commission, a private, non-profit human service agency committed to helping people find their way to recovery since 1974. The Commission serves as the Single County Authority (SCA), and is responsible for facilitating the provision of a comprehensive and balanced continuum of care of quality substance abuse prevention, intervention, and treatment services for Lycoming and Clinton County residents.
West Branch Drug & Alcohol Abuse Commission
The Commission seeks to reduce addiction and alleviate its effect on individuals and the community, and ultimately eliminate the abuse and misuse of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs.
What Happens at West Branch Drug & Alcohol Abuse Commission?
Recovery Does!
People are often confused about where to begin. We will talk with you, discuss your options, and help you decide where to start.
We will help you choose what kind of treatment may be best for you, get you set up to start, and help pay for treatment if you cannot afford it. This could include inpatient or outpatient treatment, medication assisted recovery, and/or support groups.
We will be key members of your recovery team! Case managers, Certified Recovery Specialists, and the whole agency will support you on the journey, connect you with programs to meet your needs, speak up for you & help you balance things.
We know this isn’t easy! The Commission is committed to breaking down barriers. We will focus on seeing that your needs are met and that things are no more complicated than they have to be so you can focus on treatment and recovery.
People accomplish more together. We will work with you to build your personal support network.
Just getting to treatment in the first place can be hard enough! The Commission will work to help you with stressors like the need for food, safe & secure housing, transportation, safe & reliable childcare or other life demands – connecting you with what you need so you can move forward.
You are stronger than you know! You got you this far. Together we can grow an even stronger you. Keep coming; it only gets better from here!
Contact West Branch Drug and Alcohol Abuse Commission
Lycoming County Office
213 West Fourth Street, Williamsport, PA 17701
Clinton County Office
124 1/2 East Main Street, Lock Haven, PA 17745
Recovery Is Possible
Recognizing one’s stage of recovery is very helpful in understanding what they may be dealing with and/or how you can assist them throughout the recovery process. Through continued support and self awareness, an addict can sustain a life of recovery, step by step, and stage by stage. Learn more about the Four Stages of Recovery at West Branch Drug & Alcohol Abuse Commission’s website.