Washington Drug & Alcohol Commission

Washington Drug & Alcohol Commission Our mission is to Engage, Educate and Empower Individuals to Live Healthy, Addiction-Free Lifestyles. Please respect the anonymity of other individuals.

Use of this profile page is voluntary and at the sole risk of the user. Washington Drug and Alcohol Commission, Inc. (WDAC) is an independent non-profit corporation serving as the Single County Authority (SCA) for Washington County. The SCA provides drug and alcohol intervention, prevention and treatment services to residents of Washington County through careful management of government funding. W

DAC is located in the center of the city of Washington at 90 W. Chestnut Street on the 3rd Floor of the Millcraft Center. WDAC houses an administrative, fiscal, prevention, and case managment (treatment) unit. The WDAC Case Management Unit provides screening, assessments, and case management services to clients who are seeking treatment for problems related to alcohol or other drug use. There is an integrated system of care available for Washington County residents seeking both a mental health and drug and alcohol treatment. WDAC collaborates with Washington County Mental Health/Mental Retardation in the management of the treatment for Co-occurring Disorders (COD)/complex clients . WDAC is also represented by a case manager on the planning and clinical teams for the Restrictive Treatment Program (RTP). This program brings the full weight of the criminal justice and the components of treatment to bear, forcing the offender to deal with his or her substance abuse problems. The program additionally affords the offender the opportunity to receive an abundance of treatment services, job training, education, and allows for restorative procedures such as community service to make the offender and community whole again. A Certified Recovery Specialist (CRS) works closely with the Case Management Staff at the Washington Drug and Alcohol Commission to assist people throughout the recovery process. CRS services are appropriate prior to treatment episodes, during treatment, and post treatment for those who may benefit from having the additional, peer support of a professional recovery specialist. CRS services are voluntary and are free of charge to adults living in Washington County. WDAC provides prevention programs throughout Washington County. Services are provided by the Washington Drug and Alcohol Commission, Inc. Prevention Department and one contracted provider. Free drug educational programs are provided to fifteen schools districts,along with free community programming throughout the county. The programs focus on drug, alcohol and tobacco , decision making, anger management, bullying, gambling addiction and self esteem. These programs are provided for all age groups from pre-school aged to senior citizens.

💜 Every life lost to overdose is someone's child, parent, sibling, friend, or neighbor.Join the Washington County Opioid...
08/26/2026

💜 Every life lost to overdose is someone's child, parent, sibling, friend, or neighbor.

Join the Washington County Opioid Overdose Coalition and Washington Drug & Alcohol Commission as we come together to honor those we've lost, celebrate the strength of recovery, and stand in support of individuals and families impacted by substance use.

This free community event will feature a butterfly release, guest speakers, free Narcan, informational booths, music, food, kids activities, and opportunities to connect with local resources.

📅 Monday, August 31
🕟 4:30 PM – 7:00 PM
📍 Rotary Club Main Pavilion, Washington Park

Washington Drug & Alcohol Commission offers hope with intervention, prevention, and treatment services for Washington County, PA residents. Get help today.

🎲 Gambling should be a form of entertainment, not a source of financial stress.Setting limits before you play can help k...
08/21/2026

🎲 Gambling should be a form of entertainment, not a source of financial stress.

Setting limits before you play can help keep gambling enjoyable and reduce the risk of it becoming a problem. That means deciding ahead of time how much time and money you're comfortable spending and knowing when it's time to walk away.

If gambling is beginning to affect your finances, relationships, work, or emotional well-being, you're not alone, and support is available.

Learn more about responsible gambling, warning signs, and where to find help: wdacinc.org/gambling

Healing is rarely a straight line. There will be challenges, victories, setbacks, and new beginnings along the way.Growt...
08/18/2026

Healing is rarely a straight line. There will be challenges, victories, setbacks, and new beginnings along the way.

Growth happens over time, and every effort counts. Wherever you are in your journey today, remember that progress doesn't have to be perfect to be meaningful.

Relapse can be difficult for everyone involved, but it doesn't mean recovery has failed. Recovery is a journey, and the ...
08/13/2026

Relapse can be difficult for everyone involved, but it doesn't mean recovery has failed. Recovery is a journey, and the support of family and friends can make a meaningful difference.

If someone you care about has relapsed, remember to:
💜 Stay calm and listen without judgment.
📞 Encourage them to reach out for help.
⏳ Remember that recovery takes time.
🤝 Continue offering support while encouraging healthy next steps.

At WDAC, we're here to help. Our team can connect individuals with a Case Manager or Certified Recovery Specialist (CRS) to provide guidance, resources, and support to help them get back on track.

If you or someone you know needs help, don't wait to reach out. Recovery is always possible.

Washington Drug & Alcohol Commission offers hope with intervention, prevention, and treatment services for Washington County, PA residents. Get help today.

Recovery starts with one step, and no one should have to take that step alone.Healing doesn't happen through shame or ju...
08/10/2026

Recovery starts with one step, and no one should have to take that step alone.

Healing doesn't happen through shame or judgment. It begins with compassion, support, and access to the right treatment. Every person deserves the opportunity to be heard, respected, and connected to the care they need.

At Washington Drug & Alcohol Commission, we're committed to helping individuals and families find hope, support, and a path forward because recovery is possible.

If you or someone you know is ready to take the first step, we're here to help.

💜 Staff Spotlight: Cheyenne Dziak, Hospital Case Manager 💜Before beginning her career at Washington Drug & Alcohol Commi...
08/04/2026

💜 Staff Spotlight: Cheyenne Dziak, Hospital Case Manager 💜

Before beginning her career at Washington Drug & Alcohol Commission as a Hospital Case Manager, Cheyenne always knew she wanted to work in a field where she could make a meaningful difference by helping others.

What Cheyenne enjoys most about her role is supporting individuals during one of the most important chapters of their lives. She strives to ensure every client feels heard, respected, and comfortable as they begin their recovery journey, providing encouragement and support every step of the way.

One of the most rewarding aspects of her position is building lasting connections with clients and being someone they can rely on throughout their recovery. Cheyenne also values the incredible teamwork at WDAC, where staff members are always willing to support one another and create a welcoming, collaborative environment.

We're grateful for Cheyenne's compassion, dedication, and commitment to helping individuals take their first steps toward recovery. 💜

💜 We Need Your Support! 💜Friday, July 31st is the last day to nominate the WDAC Recovery Center for the Observer-Reporte...
07/31/2026

💜 We Need Your Support! 💜

Friday, July 31st is the last day to nominate the WDAC Recovery Center for the Observer-Reporter Best of the Best awards in the Health → Recovery Centers category!

Whether you've visited our Recovery Center, know someone we've supported, or simply believe in the importance of recovery services in our community, we'd be honored to have your nomination.

Every nomination helps introduce more people to the Recovery Center and the support, hope, and resources available right here in Washington County.

🗳️ Nominate WDAC today: https://o-rbest.com/contest #//

Thank you for helping us continue to make recovery visible and accessible in our community. 💜

Recovery doesn't have to start at rock bottom. ❤️One of the biggest myths about substance use recovery is that someone h...
07/29/2026

Recovery doesn't have to start at rock bottom. ❤️

One of the biggest myths about substance use recovery is that someone has to lose everything before they're "ready" for help. The truth is that the earlier someone reaches out for support, the better their chances of building a healthier future.

Whether it's for you or someone you care about, it's never too early to take the first step. Every recovery journey starts with a single decision, and help is available every step of the way.

💜 Today is International Self-Care Day. 💜Taking care of yourself doesn't have to mean making big changes. Sometimes, it'...
07/24/2026

💜 Today is International Self-Care Day. 💜

Taking care of yourself doesn't have to mean making big changes. Sometimes, it's as simple as taking five minutes to pause, breathe, go for a walk, or check in with yourself.

Practicing self-care can help reduce stress, improve your mental well-being, and build healthy coping skills that support long-term wellness.

Take five minutes for yourself today. You deserve it. 🌿

Finding the right treatment doesn't have to feel overwhelming.Substance Use Disorder is a chronic medical condition, and...
07/21/2026

Finding the right treatment doesn't have to feel overwhelming.

Substance Use Disorder is a chronic medical condition, and the right treatment looks different for everyone.

WDAC partners with a network of licensed treatment providers offering a full continuum of care. Our Case Managers take the time to understand your unique situation and connect you with the program that's the best fit for your needs.

If you or someone you know is ready to take the next step, we're here to help.
📞 Call (724) 223-1181 to speak with a member of our team.

Washington Drug & Alcohol Commission offers hope with intervention, prevention, and treatment services for Washington County, PA residents. Get help today.

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90 W Chestnut Street Ste 310
Washington, PA
15301

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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(724) 223-1181

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