Free training offered by Arizona Poison and Drug Information Center
May 18, 2019 - 2-3 pm – Cochise College – Douglas (*Free Naloxone Kits)
Mission Statement
To provide access and support for the treatment and recovery of addiction, and improve the health and safety of our community.
What is the Cochise Addiction and Recovery Partnership (CARP)?
CARP is a collaboration of community health, law enforcement, and government agencies who have the common goal of tackling the opioids and drugs crisis in Cochise County.
How does CARP plan to work on this issue?
CARP is taking a new approach to tackling the drugs crisis by treating it as a health concern, rather than a criminal issue. At the center of this focus is the Angel Program, which aims to get people the help they need to lead a healthier lifestyle, free of addiction.
How does the Angel Program work?
Anyone can walk into the Douglas or Bisbee police stations, or approach a Douglas/Bisbee police officer, or Sheriff’s deputy, and request help with their addiction. You will be immediately transported to a medical facility with the resources to help you get healthy.
Will I be arrested if I have drugs or drug paraphernalia?
No, you will not be charged with possession of drugs or related equipment, and you will be treated with compassion and understanding. However, if you have an outstanding arrest warrant, that issue will have to be dealt with. The goal, though, is to get you into treatment as quickly as possible.
How will I get to a treatment facility?
You will be transported by a law enforcement officer or one of our community volunteers.
Is this program available in other areas of Cochise County?
We are working with law enforcement leaders in other communities to expand the program.
Is there a number I can call for more information?
Yes. You can call Douglas Police at (520) 417-7550, Bisbee Police at (520) 432-2261, or the Sheriff’s Office at (520) 432-9500.
Partner Agencies
Alternative Counseling
(520) 459-1148
Arizona Complete Health
https://www.azcompletehealth.com/
Cochise Health & Social Services
https://www.cochise.az.gov/health-and-social-services/home
Cochise County Attorney’s Office
https://www.cochise.az.gov/county-attorney/home
Cochise County Sheriff’s Office
https://www.cochise.az.gov/sheriff/home
Cochise County Public Information Office
abaillie@cochise.az.gov
Community Health Associates
https://www.chaarizona.com/
Community Bridges
https://communitybridgesaz.org/
Community Medical Services
https://communitymedicalservices.org/
Chiricahua Community Health Centers
https://cchci.org/
Community Partners Integrated Healthcare
https://www.communitypartnersinc.org/
Douglas Police Department
https://www.douglasaz.gov/255/Police-Department
Bisbee Police Department
https://www.bisbeeaz.gov/2162/Police
City of Bisbee
https://www.bisbeeaz.gov/
Dwayne Wallace
Hoops House
http://www.hoopshouse.org/
Verhelst Recovery House
http://verhelstrecoveryhouse.org/
Wellness Connections
http://wellness-connections.org/
Cochise Re-Entry Coalition
http://www.ccreentry.com/
Women’s Transition Project
(520) 432-8068
Northern Cochise Community Hospital
http://www.ncch.net/
Copper Queen Hospital
https://cqch.org/
Canyon Vista Medical Center
https://www.canyonvistamedicalcenter.com/
Southern Arizona Opioid Consortium
(520) 766-6514
Resources
Parents of Addicted Loved Ones
1155 E. Willcox Drive, Building B, Sierra Vista (Calvary Chapel)
Meets 1st & 3rd Monday of each month from 6pm to 7:30pm
Family to Family Support Group
Grace United Methodist Church, 713 E. 11th St., Douglas, AZ
Meets Thursday nights from 6pm-8pm. Call Virginia Garcia Moses at (520) 366-3603 or email garciamoses@outlook.com
Medication drop off boxes
https://azdhs.gov/gis/dump-the-drugs-az/
CARP In The News
https://radio.azpm.org/p/radio-buzz/2018/9/13/137146-addiction-in-cochise-county/
