Center Of Excellence at Washington Drug and Alcohol Commission

03/12/2026

03/06/2026

Thank you for your hard work and compassion Regan!

🌟 Staff Spotlight: Regan Leach, Certified Recovery Specialist 🌟

Regan has been part of the Washington Drug & Alcohol Commission team since 2022, serving as a Certified Recovery Specialist. Before joining WDAC, Regan worked as a Certified Peer Recovery Coach in Michigan for more than four years, supporting individuals through major life changes and transitions.

At WDAC, Regan continues that work by helping people access the support they need, meeting them with compassion and without judgment. Regan values the flexibility and care within the WDAC team and appreciates working alongside colleagues who are truly committed to supporting others for the right reasons.

We’re grateful for Regan’s dedication and the calm, supportive presence she brings to the people we serve every day. 💜

03/06/2026

🌟 Staff Spotlight: Regan Leach, Certified Recovery Specialist 🌟

Regan has been part of the Washington Drug & Alcohol Commission team since 2022, serving as a Certified Recovery Specialist. Before joining WDAC, Regan worked as a Certified Peer Recovery Coach in Michigan for more than four years, supporting individuals through major life changes and transitions.

At WDAC, Regan continues that work by helping people access the support they need, meeting them with compassion and without judgment. Regan values the flexibility and care within the WDAC team and appreciates working alongside colleagues who are truly committed to supporting others for the right reasons.

We’re grateful for Regan’s dedication and the calm, supportive presence she brings to the people we serve every day. 💜

03/03/2026

02/23/2026

Ready to bloom this spring? 🌷

Join us March 12th | 12PM–3PM for our Spring into a New You event!
Self-care • Networking • Resources • Support

Don’t miss this chance to pour into yourself!

02/22/2026

There is encouraging news in the fight against overdose. According to a recent annual report, Naloxone helped reverse nearly 9,500 overdoses in Pennsylvania between January and September 2025, and overdose deaths statewide declined compared with the previous year. In 2024, there were 3,341 overdose deaths in Pennsylvania, down about 29 percent from the year before, including 53 in Washington County.

Breanne Pugh, our Project Coordinator, stated, “It’s kind of amazing to me to see how far Narcan distribution has come.” WDAC has distributed thousands of Narcan kits over the past decade and continues to get this lifesaving medication into the hands of community members, first responders, and families. “We have so many people who have not been personally affected by opioid use disorder who request Narcan just to be able to save a life.”

The work continues, and every kit, every conversation, and every connection can make a difference.

02/14/2026

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02/13/2026

WDAC Recovery Center will be closed on Monday, February 16th. We will reopen at 9am on Tuesday, February 17th.

Send a message to learn more

02/13/2026

We serve the residents of Washington County with drug and alcohol intervention, prevention, and treatment services.

02/10/2026

What helped you decide to start your journey in recovery?

02/03/2026

Share Love 💜 Share Hope

WDAC is accepting contributions to our CARE Closet. Items needed include: Blankets, Hats, Scarves, Gloves, and Warm Socks.

Contributions can be dropped off at the WDAC Recovery Center (90 West Chestnut Street, Suite 110 LL Washington, PA 15301) or you can visit our amazon wish list to ship contributions directly to us: https://a.co/0iHoh5M6

Drop-Off Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 9:00-4:00 or Tuesdays from 9:00-6:30.

Your contribution to the Washington Drug & Alcohol Commission Recovery Center Care Closet is appreciated by our staff and the individuals we serve. Your contribution goes directly to those who are going to treatment or who are getting back on their feet in Washington County.
Your contributions make a difference. 💜

01/30/2026

Substance use disorder can affect anyone. Let’s foster a community of support and understanding.

Taking the first step toward recovery from a substance use disorder can be difficult. But remember, it's a sign of strength. Recovery is a journey, not a destination.

You've got this!