Phoenix House of Los Angeles in Venice, CA
Come join us this Tuesday night for Crossing the Digital Divide Graduation Day!! Eleven clients of Phoenix House of Los Angeles participated in an intense computer-training program through the non-profit organization “Crossing the Digital Divide” (CDD), along with clients from recovery centers Cri-Help and the House of Uhuru. The Graduation Day will be held on Tuesday, October 16th, 2012, at the Santa Monica Recreation Center.
- WHERE: Santa Monica Recreation Center, 1450 Ocean Ave, Santa Monica, Ca 90401
- WHEN: Tuesday, October 16th, 2012
- TIME: 7:30 to 9:00pm
At its beautiful beach-front facility in Venice, California, Phoenix House of Los Angeles works with men affected by the chronic disease of addiction to help them gain control of their lives by creating new goals; developing emotional, cognitive, social, behavioral, and educational skills needed to find and keep jobs, and a successful future in recovery. To assist with this process, Phoenix House has partnered with Crossing the Digital Divide, which offers individualized on-site technology classes to people in recovery. We are proud to support our clients as they graduate from the CDD program.
Phoenix House computer lab in Los Angeles, CA
During the Award Ceremony recognizing the accomplishments of all 2012 program graduates, there will be a live musical performance by Brentwood Presbyterian Church Choir and Smokey Miles. Refreshments will be served after the ceremony. Please join us in honoring our graduates!
Phoenix House of Los Angeles offers a broad spectrum of residential and outpatient services to assist clients in their efforts to break the cycle of substance abuse. Group therapy, individual counseling, vocational counseling and mental health services are among many services offered to those who are striving to overcome addiction, reunite with family and achieve economic independence. All of Phoenix House’s residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment programs are licensed and/or certified by the California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs and fully accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, CARF.
