West Branch Drug and Alcohol Abuse Commission

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The West Branch Drug & Alcohol Abuse Commission is a private non-profit human service agency dedicated to serving the prevention, intervention, and treatment needs of the individuals, families, and communities of Lycoming & Clinton Counties.

12/13/2025

We attended the open house at West Branch on Friday. There were lots of people but only Barb would give me a snack. Thanks to Shea and the West Branch crew for inviting us.

May the best door win…. 🥇 Which is your fav? Like the picture to vote! You can vote for more than one! Voting closes 12/...
12/12/2025

May the best door win…. 🥇 Which is your fav? Like the picture to vote! You can vote for more than one! Voting closes 12/18!

Spreading holiday cheer one door at a time!

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Please stop by tomorrow!*We are collecting non-perishable food items!
12/11/2025

Please stop by tomorrow!

*We are collecting non-perishable food items!

12/08/2025

On the last day of National Grief Awareness Week, hear from Dave about how our local GRASP chapter supports individuals and families who have lost someone to substance use. Please reach out if you're interested in attending a meeting!

Congrats to Amy on 7 years and Jesica on 8 years at WBDA! Thank you ladies for all you do and your commitment to being l...
12/08/2025

Congrats to Amy on 7 years and Jesica on 8 years at WBDA! Thank you ladies for all you do and your commitment to being lifers ☺️

12/06/2025

Eight years ago, Journey Bank invited Chris Herren to our community where he met with more than 3,600 local high school students and openly shared his struggle with addiction and his path to recovery. Journey Bank is honored to bring Chris back this December and January, through his organization Herren Talks, to once again share his meaningful, powerful, and important message with our area high school students.

Chris Herren is a former professional basketball player, a strong voice on the topic of substance use prevention, and a wellness advocate. Since 2009, Chris has spoken to over two million students, athletes and community members, sparking honest discussions on the topics of substance use disorder and wellness. As a person in long-term recovery, Chris continues to share his story nationally with a renewed focus on prevention education and challenging audiences to rethink how we look at the disease of addiction – changing the focus from the last day to the first.

Here at Journey Bank, we are committed to making a meaningful impact on the lives of young people. We understand how important this message is for their growth, and we’re dedicated to supporting them as they learn, lead, and thrive. Follow us for updates as Chris visits 16 of our local high schools! Find out more about the good work Chris and his organization do every day at Herren Talks, the Herren Project and www.herrentalks.com.

12/06/2025
More party pics!
12/06/2025

More party pics!

12/06/2025


12/05/2025
12/02/2025

This week, we’re honored to share the story of Matt Welickovitch — Lycoming County Public Defender and proud graduate of Treatment Court.

In this video, Matt talks openly about the journey that brought him into the justice system, the turning point that led him into Treatment Court, and the support that helped him rebuild his life. Today, he serves our community with compassion, understanding, and a firsthand commitment to helping others find their way to recovery.

Matt’s story is a reminder that Treatment Court works — and that with structure, support, and accountability, people can and do change their lives.

We’re grateful to Matt for sharing his truth, and to all the partners and professionals who make these success stories possible.

Watch Matt’s full story below.

Together, we can reduce stigma, support recovery, and strengthen our community.

11/27/2025

Today, we're giving thanks for the helpers and healers across Pennsylvania — the providers, recovery community, prevention specialists, helpline specialists, and local drug and alcohol offices who guide people toward safety, support, and hope every day.

Your work keeps families together. You help people reach the next holiday, the next milestone, the next year’s table.

If you or someone you love needs support, Pennsylvania’s free, confidential helpline is here 24/7:

📞 Call 1-800-662-HELP
💬 Text 717-216-0905

— Sec. LDJ

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213 W 4th Street
Williamsport, PA
17701

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