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Summary Of Facility Report: Horizons-San Francisco

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Sarah Jane Thomas
Palo Alto University
CLIN 604
11/1/15
Facility Report: Horizons - San Francisco
Agency’s Services:
Horizons aids in youth development and empowerment through community service and advocacy with the primary goal of engaging, educating, and inspiring youth. Their services include employment and entrepreneurship, gender specific programs, mental health, substance abuse and violence prevention programs, and substance abuse treatment.

Their Substance Abuse Prevention Program includes educational workshops for groups and classrooms. They present topics including substance abuse prevention, anger management, gang life, etc. There are a variety of different programs in substance abuse prevention geared towards family and community
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