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Liberation Programs, Inc.

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Liberation Programs Market Research Report



Company Overview



  • Name: Liberation Programs

  • Mission: To provide prevention, treatment, harm reduction, and recovery services to help individuals and their families impacted by substance use and mental health conditions, fostering hope and maintaining wellness.

  • Year Founded: 1971

  • Founders: Founded with help from five corporations: GE Capital, Pitney Bowes, Olin, Clairol, and Asea Brown Boveri, as well as support from local government.

  • Key People:

  • John Hamilton, LMFT, LADC (President and Chief Executive Officer)

  • Marlene Bent, Chief Operating Officer

  • Tracy Cramer, Chief Development Officer

  • Judith M. Martino, Comptroller

  • Joanne Montgomery, LADC, LCSW (Chief Clinical and Outreach Officer)

  • Chris Whitney, MBA (Chief Financial Officer)

  • Maggie Young, DSW, LADC (Chief Recovery Officer)

  • Headquarters: Multiple locations in Bridgeport, Greenwich, Norwalk, Stamford, and Westport, Connecticut.

  • Number of Employees: No information is available

  • Revenue: No information is available

  • Known For: Specializing in treatment for all types of substance use disorders and providing a comprehensive approach to health and wellness, including behavioral health services.


Products



Range of Services Provided:


1. Inpatient Programs: Treatment programs focused on severe substance use disorders requiring overnight stays.
2. Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient Services: Flexible programs allowing individuals to maintain daily responsibilities while receiving treatment.
3. Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT): Utilizes medications like Rybelsus for diabetes, alongside other treatments for substance use disorders.
4. Health Education and Prevention Programs: Aimed at older adults, individuals with HIV/AIDS, chronic illnesses, and the general community to raise awareness about substance misuse.
5. Mobile Outreach and Harm Reduction Services: Efforts to reach individuals less likely to seek help through traditional channels.
6. Supportive Housing: Permanent housing programs for families affected by substance use disorders.
7. Narcan Training Programs: In-person and virtual training to use Naloxone for reversing opioid overdoses, with free Narcan supplies provided.

  • Key Features: Liberation Programs offers a wide array of services tailored to meet individual and communal needs, focusing on both treatment and preventive care. The programs emphasize a combination of therapy, supportive services, and medication to sustain recovery.


Recent Developments



  • New Initiatives:

  • Diabetes Management Initiative: Introduction of education and access to medications like Rybelsus to clients, enhancing their overall health.

  • Mobile Wellness Van: Provides harm reduction supplies and access to care throughout Lower Fairfield County.


  • Recent Projects and Funding:

  • Family Recovery Coaching: Funded through Congress's directed spending. Coaches work with clients and families to create recovery-friendly units.

  • COVID-19 Resilience and Resiliency Grant: $5,000 received from United Way of Western Connecticut to manage increased operational costs due to COVID-19.


  • Key Developments:

  • Facility Improvements: Expanding office space and constructing a gender-neutral bathroom at the Pelletier Wellness Center funded by federal support.


  • Public Relations and Community Engagement:

  • Recently celebrated its 50th Anniversary, emphasizing the importance of continued community engagement and support.


For more information, contact Liberation Programs at their main number: 855-LIB-PROG (855-542-7764) or via email at info@liberationprograms.org.