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White Sands Treatment is a Florida Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment center and an accredited, licensed drug rehab. White Sand’s treatment programs provide the opportunity to achieve a lasting, safe journey into recovery.

The Lee County Area Intergroup serves as a vital support system for individuals seeking assistance with alcoholism through Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). Committed to the principles of sobriety, this fellowship fosters a community where members share their experiences and hope, encouraging one another on the journey to recovery. By following the 12 Steps of AA, the Intergroup provides resources and guidance for newcomers while emphasizing that no one has to face their struggles alone. With a focus on self-supporting contributions and inclusivity, they offer a welcoming environment for all those in need of assistance. Generated from the website

Operation PAR, Inc. began after a mother discovered her teenage daughter experimenting with drugs. This mother, Shirley Coletti, sat up all night and worried with her friend and neighbor, James T. Russell, who was then Pinellas County's State Attorney. Shirley Coletti discovered that there was no place for parents like her to get help. So, with the assistance of several parent advocates, Pinellas County Sheriff Don Genung, State Attorney Russell and former Pinellas County Commissioner Charles Rainey, Operation Parental Awareness and Responsibility was founded, an organization that would provide parents the necessary resources to battle drug addiction.Operation PAR, Inc has been putting Florida's families first for more than 37 years since incorporating as a nonprofit organization in 1970. Prior to receiving federal funding, Operation PAR provided treatment services with a volunteer staff of paraprofessionals and professionals. Today, staffed with more than 425 employees, Operation PAR provides integrated addiction and mental health services at its various sites in Broward, Pinellas, Pasco, Lee and Manatee counties.Operation PAR's current Board of Directors includes volunteers representing a broad spectrum of the community. These include health care professionals, business people, educators, lawyers, bankers, realtors and others. Many are community activists who serve on other boards in the Tampa Bay region, working with foundations, civic groups and service agencies.