Center for Alcohol & Drug Treatment

Our Mission: The Center for Alcohol & Drug Treatment’s mission is to improve personal, family and community health through addiction prevention, treatment and recovery services.

Our Vision: The Center for Alcohol & Drug Treatment’s vision is a community in which people’s potential and quality of life are not limited by addiction and its consequences. 

CADT Core Values:  Compassion, Integrity, Community, Joy, and Stewardship

The Recovery Assistance Fund- why your donation is so important:

Your donation gives everyone who wants to recover a fair chance. A gift to the Recovery Assistance Fund offers life-saving support to our clients in need and strengthens families and communities. It ensures that people in recovery get care and support at a crucial time to help sustain their journey.

 The Center for Alcohol and Drug Treatment is a 501(c)(3) IRS designated charity. Your gift is tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law. To make a tax-deductible donation, please donate here. To make a gift by mail, you can send your check made out to: CADT Recovery Assistance Fund, 314 W. Superior Street, Duluth, MN 55805

• Why do we need your support?

  People fall through the cracks in the American healthcare system. Reimbursement for our alcohol and drug treatment services is not always adequate, so people in our region cannot always get the help they need, in the ways they need.

• People stay alive with immediate access to treatment services. We don’t want to jeopardize that by closing programs due to a lack of funding and compensation for care (see examples below).

• People are thriving thanks to our substance use disorder and gambling treatment programs, which have a proven track record of success. We want to keep making our services available—and offer new and better ways to help people when evidence supports that need.

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  Gifts to the Recovery Assistance Fund

  • Allow us to cover the costs of uncompensated care and expenses so that everyone who wants to recover has the same chance to do so.• Allow effective and live-saving programs to continue—whether they are sufficiently funded or not.• Allow us to try new programs and adjust care when the evidence shows it is more effective.