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Get Involved!
Wish List
The Lighthouse residential program for women and children is in need of the following items!
1. 2 new strollers - with infant carriers attached.
2. Bed pillows.
If you have items to donate, please call The Lighthouse at (302) 424-8080, or email us. All donations are tax-deductible. Thank you!
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you know you can support BCCS when you shop online? Make your purchase through GoodShop.com,select BCCS as your charity, and a percentage of your purchase
goes to us! And, don't forget to use GoodSearch.com,which raises a penny for
BCCS with every Internet search you do!
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Do you love and support BCCS's work? Tell us why!
If you're a client, family member,
volunteer, or have had firsthand experience with us in any way, we want
to hear from you. Your first-person story will share with the public
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Greetings!
September is National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month. Come out and join Brandywine for our September 17 celebration! Plus, our AIDS Walk team captains talk about why they want to give back. And, we continue to expand our services to you with the opening of the Anchor Program.
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 Celebrate Recovery Month with BCCS September 17!
Friday September 17 will be a full day of Recovery Month celebration at BCCS, with two fun events planned upstate and downstate!
In Wilmington, it's Client Appreciation Day at the Lancaster Center, with a barbecue, carnival games and prizes, educational groups, and much more! More details...
And in Georgetown, it's our 5th annual Homeruns for Recovery Softball Tournament! Games, food, friends, and sober fun. More details...
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Volunteers Raise Funds, Enthusiasm for AIDS Walk
Volunteers Betsy and Kaitlyn staff the AIDS Walk table.  | BCCS is off to a running start in raising money for this year's AIDS
Walk, thanks to our volunteer team
captains! They have set up a table at the Lancaster Center on Tuesdays
and Fridays, promoting the activity, giving away flyers, and asking for
donations.
"I'm really excited about the whole thing," says team captain Betsy, who
is HIV positive and a recovered drug user. "I came here through the
hospital, and when I got here, I got involved. If you are infected with
the virus, you can keep on living and still help other people.
Brandywine has helped me do that, and that's why I'll do anything for
this program." Read more...
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 The Anchor Program at BCCS
Growing to meet the complex behavioral health care needs of our community, BCCS
is now offering professional outpatient services for adults (18 or
older) who are experiencing mental health disorders or mental health and
substance abuse issues.
The new program, called Anchor, offers:
Assessments Talk therapy Short-term Individual and Group counseling Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment Crisis Intervention Mental Health Medication Services, as needed Referral Services
More information, location, and hours.
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 Support BCCS in the 2010 United Way Campaign
By helping members of our community recover from mental illness and substance abuse, while also focusing on improving their physical health, you will make many good things possible. Thanks to you, they will have a chance to restore themselves and give back to a society that gave to them.
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Thank You
Thank you to all who donated to BCCS since our last issue. We especially want to thank the family and friends of Barbara Reed for your memorial donations in support of The Lighthouse Program. We are truly grateful and will put these contributions to
good use for a special project.
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