Every year, BCCS helps make Thanksgiving week a little happier for its customers by sponsoring two events, the Thanksgiving turkey give away and the annual Customer Lunch.
302-656-2348
Treatment
Alpha
Alpha Claymont Center
Anchor
Infectious Disease Clinic
Intensive Outpatient Program
Lighthouse
Lighthouse IOP
Medically Assisted Treatment
NSAFE
Perinatal
Project Engage
Probation & Parole
Safety Net Services
SENTAC/Plummer Center
STEP
Alpha
BCCS's Alpha Program offers professionally administered outpatient and intensive outpatient behavioral health counseling. This comprehensive program is available to Delaware residents 18 years and older who are uninsured, or whose health insurance does not cover treatment.
Alpha Claymont Center
Located in the Claymont Community Center, this satellite site of the Alpha Program offers both outpatient and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) drug and counseling services to Delaware residents age 18 and older.
Anchor
Growing to meet the complex behavioral healthcare needs of our community, BCCS now offers professional services for adults who are experiencing mental health issues. Some of the services provided are short-term counseling and treatment for concerns such as, but not limited to, Anxiety, Depression, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), substance abuse and eating disorders.
Infectious Disease Clinic
A combination of medication delivery and symptom-monitoring care, the clinic provides comprehensive, readily available, high-quality medical services designed to achieve healthy outcomes. In partnership with Christiana Care Health System, the clinic also provides primary medical care to HIV positive customers, preventive primary medical care to those at risk of HIV, but not HIV positive, and prevention counseling.
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Intensive Outpatient services provide a higher level of care that helps customers set and work toward their goals for recovery. They attend group therapy for three hours, three days a week, and also have increased individual counseling. BCCS staff selects appropriate candidates for the program based on consistent attendance, effort in previous treatment programs, medical approval, and compliance with other agency requirements.
Lighthouse Program
Substance abuse and mental health treatment is administered in a residential community for women over the age of 18 with up to two (2) children under 8 years old using Evidence Based Practices. In addition to on-site licensed day care services, mothers receive individual and group therapy, life skills, computer classes, GED, trauma work and evidence based parenting classes. Case managers assist women with job placement and housing during final phases of care.
Lighthouse Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Offers continued care for women transitioning from Lighthouse residential program and or any female aged 19 and over who requires mental or substance abuse counseling in an Intensive Outpatient Program setting.
Medically Assisted Treatment
In conjunction with individual and group counseling, this program provides medical treatment to individuals suffering from mental health, opioid, and alcohol addiction. Medications administered include psychotropics, Methadone, Revia and Suboxone. BCCS’s program meets federal accreditation standards and utilizes clinical best practices.
NSAFE
(Northeast Services And Family Education)
Provides Ryan White and AIDS Waiver case management for individuals with HIV or AIDS. The program helps to ensure that persons living with these diseases are enrolled and sustained in coordinated health care and other services that optimize the customer's health and well being. The program also provides crisis intervention and support group services for customers and family members.
Pregnant and Parenting Women’s Program
The Perinatal program is for women facing addiction who are either pregnant, new mothers or mothers of young children. We offer: full case management, parenting guidance, education/job training, help with pre-and post-natal care, childcare and housing.
Project Engage
The only-one-of-its-kind-in-the-country program is in partnership with Christiana Care and involves an on-site peer-to-peer engagement specialist at Wilmington Hospital. When a customer is treated and found to be using a controlled substance, a BCCS intervention specialist is brought in to link them to a post-hospital treatment program for drug use, mental health or case management needs.
Probation & Parole
BCCS assessors provide services to individuals referred through Delaware Probation and Parole at two locations in New Castle: 26 Parkway Circle, and 314 Cherry Lane. Our ASI approved assessors administer the Addiction Severity Index and the ASAM Patient Placement Criteria to determine the appropriate level of care. A referral is made to the appropriate treatment program and the customer is assisted in entering the recommended level of care. Weekly drug education groups take place using a prescribed curriculum.
Safety Net Services
Safety Net is a multi-faceted program offering substance abuse treatment and pre-treatment, and HIV/AIDS services. Specifically targeting women and ex-offenders returning to the community, the program connects customers to appropriate services, depending on their readiness to enter treatment. The program also incorporates Safety Counts risk reduction intervention, medication management, Integrated Dual Disorders treatment, and HIV testing.
SENTAC/Plummer Center
The SENTAC program provides alcohol and drug evaluation, education and/or treatment for Webb Center and Plummer Center work release customers both during and after release. Individual sessions as well as a series of 12 educational groups are offered.
STEP
(Support, Treatment, Engagement, and Prevention)
STEP is an outpatient program serving homeless substance abusers in Sussex County. The primary goal of STEP is to improve stability, health, and quality of life by facilitating sobriety, treating mental health symptoms, treating health issues, stabilizing and improving housing and employment, and reducing criminal activity.
Need a presentation for your community on Treatment?
BCCS Prevention and Education Department will tailor any presentation to meet the needs of your community. We will provide accurate, useful information surrounding a broad range of topics, as they relate to substance use/abuse, and/or fetal alcohol spectrum disorders. Please contact Allison Steever at 302-225-9265 for more information.
Last updated October 31, 2011
