Pathway to Progress

The Bureau of Substance Abuse is pleased to present the first annual report Pathway to Progress. This publication reflects the prevention, intervention, and treatment services contracted through the Bureau as well as services provided directly by the Bureau during Fiscal Year 2005. Research indicates that treatment reduces substance use, increases employment, and decreases criminality and homelessness. This report shows that Baltimore County programs achieved positive results in all of these areas in FY 2005. 

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Pathway to Progress (PDF) - Complete publication
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• Part I  -  Introduction by Jim Smith, County Executive and Pierre N. Vigilance, M.D., M.P.H., Baltimore County Department of Health, Director & Health Officer (PDF)
• Part II -  Table of Contents, Baltimore County's Outlook by Kathleen Rebbert-Franklin, LCSW-C, Chief, Bureau of Substance Abuse, Prevention Services Information, and an Introduction to Treatment Services (PDF)
• Part III -  Client Profiles (PDF)
• Part IV -  Levels of Care, Baltimore County Treatment Providers, Co-Occurring Disorders, and Referrals to Treatment information (PDF)
• Part V  - Measuring Treatment Effectiveness (PDF)
• Appendix - Baltimore County Profile (PDF)
• Community Profile:  Catonsville (PDF)
• Community Profile:  Cockeysville (PDF)
• Community Profile:  Dundalk and Edgemere (PDF)
• Community Profile:  Essex (PDF)
• Community Profile:  Lansdowne (PDF)
• Community Profile:  Middle River (PDF)
• Community Profile:  Owings Mills (PDF)
• Community Profile:  Parkville (PDF)
• Community Profile:  Perry Hall (PDF)
• Community Profile:  Pikesville (PDF)
• Community Profile:  Randallstown (PDF)
• Community Profile:  Rosedale-Overlea (PDF)
• Community Profile:  Timonium (PDF)
• Community Profile:  Towson and Loch Raven (PDF)
• Community Profile:  White Marsh (PDF)
• Community Profile:  Woodlawn (PDF)

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Revised March 15, 2007