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Humboldt Recovery Center is the oldest and largest residential substance use disorder treatment program on the California North Coast, serving men and women seeking drug-free lifestyles. Established in 1972, the center boasts an Alumni Association with over 4,500 graduates, offering decades of recovery experience. As Charter Members of the California Consortium of Addiction Programs and Professionals, Humboldt Recovery Center has been dedicated to enhancing lives for over 48 years. The center's specialized therapeutic community employs evidence-based practices like cognitive behavioral therapies to provide effective treatment services. Staffed by professionals committed to self-help principles, including Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselors, the program focuses on individualized care. With a total of 57 beds across seven well-maintained houses, Humboldt Recovery Center prioritizes a comfortable, safe environment for residents, emphasizing personal space and access to amenities like TVs, computers, and reading materials. Emphasizing a heart-centered approach to recovery, Humboldt Recovery Center believes in the power of self-help and mutual support to facilitate lasting change. By offering various activities such as Yoga Classes, Self-Help Groups, and an Ingenious Component, the program aims to guide participants towards meaningful, drug-free lives. Through compassion, respect, and a commitment to individual well-being, Humboldt Recovery Center strives to address the root causes of addiction and empower individuals to lead fulfilling, successful lives. Generated from the website content

The North Coast AIDS Project, also known as NorCAP, is a division of the Public Health Branch of the Humboldt County Health and Human Services department. It provides a range of HIV education, prevention, and client and case management solutions. The division administers various educational programs for the prevention of HIV and hepatitis C transmission. The North Coast AIDS Project organizes group, individual and street outreach events and workshops. The division also offers counseling, resource referral and advocacy solutions. It administers the Buddy volunteer program that provides one-on-one emotional and practical support for persons living with HIV/AIDS. The division s professional volunteer services feature legal support and massage services.