National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence Sacramento

National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence Sacramento is a community based addiction treatment and prevention resource in Sacramento, California.

The organization offers outpatient services, a drug diversion education program, assessments and referrals, and a free family focused prevention program.

For more than 40 years, it has served residents across the greater Sacramento region with a mission rooted in the belief that alcoholism and drug dependence are treatable and preventable.

What programs are offered?

NCADD Sacramento provides outpatient addiction treatment, assessments and referrals for more intensive rehab when needed.

Its 20 hour, 10 week drug diversion program focuses on psychoeducation, responsible decision making and skills building, followed by six months of aftercare.

A free Strengthening Families program supports communication, parenting skills and youth substance use prevention.

Who can get help here?

The organization serves adults and young adults through gender specific treatment for men and women, including alcohol and opioid programming.

Families, parents and youth in Sacramento County can also access the Strengthening Families program at no cost.

Where is the center located?

NCADD Sacramento is located at 1433 Fulton Avenue, near the intersection of Hallmark Way and Ethan Way.

The location offers bus access and free, plentiful parking and the organization serves Sacramento, Placer, El Dorado and Yolo counties.

What about insurance and payment?

The facility accepts private insurance, self pay and offers financing, sliding scale and financial assistance. The Strengthening Families program is free for Sacramento County residents.