News - 2008

CEC Reentry Treatment Programs Celebrate National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month

West Caldwell, NJ, Sep 2, 2008 - As the nation's largest provider of offender reentry and in-prison treatment services, Community Education Centers' takes great pride in celebrating National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery month. CEC understands that drug and alcohol addiction are considerable factors that lead to America's overcrowded prisons and jails. As a result, CEC provides effective reentry treatment services that are proven to treat offender's addictions and reduce recidivism.

"It is the goal of every CEC program to provide the reentry services necessary for each offender's successful recovery. I would like to thank all of our staff for their efforts in reaching this goal," said John J. Clancy, Chairman and CEO of CEC.

Celebrations of the National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month will be taking place across the nation at Community Education Centers' offender reentry treatment programs. The Key/Crest in-prison treatment program in Delaware, which recently celebrated its 20th Anniversary, will mark the Recovery Month with nine separate events throughout the state designed. The events underscore the importance of treatment of alcohol and substance abuse disorders and will celebrate Key/Crest's residents commitment to a road of recovery.

"At the core of CEC's reentry treatment model is the belief that each offender, given the proper reentry tools, has the capacity for recovery and the ability to lead a productive, law-abiding life," said Dr. Robert Mackey, Dr. Robert Mackey, Senior Vice President for Clinical Services, Quality Assurance and Research.

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