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Announcement: Recovery Coach Training.We will be holding our 3rd Recovery Coach Training on November 21-22-23 and November 28-29, 2011. The cost will be $150.00 per person with all materials and the manual included. Other agencies are charging up to $675.00. Dona tried to keep it reasonable for our alumni and those on the wait-list. Seats are limited to 30, with the wait list people getting first choice. There will be no sponsorships/scholarships, and whoever registers and pays first is in. We can not hold spots with such limited seats. Please contact Dona Pagan if you are interested. Announcement: TRTC Grauation! September 23rd.TRTC held it's second graduation of 2011 on September 23rd at 6pm. It was a beutiful event. Unfortunately many graduates were unaccounted for. We will be posting videos and photos from the event. In the mean time, many people know of our tradition to make 2 videos to show at each graduation. Usually one serious, one parody. Here is one of them... guess whether it's the serious or parody....
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Brooklyn, New York |
New York City |
WE ARE IN!!!!!Our new state-of-the-art training and counseling center is complete! We said or goodbyes to 482, it served us well, but our new location is a brand new building, built to our specifications. IT HAS AN ELEVATOR!! We will hold a Grand Opening ceremony, date TBA! CLICK HERE FOR CONTACT INFO Services Offered in Brooklyn: CASAC 6 Month Day Program, 9 Month CASAC Evening Program, DDP Classes on Tuesdays and Saturdays, MADD Victim Impact Panel. |
Beacon, New York |
Amherst/Buffalo, New York |
New Programs in Amherst/Buffalo!In addition to our weeknight and weekend DDP classes we are now offering mid-day DDP classes at the Harlem Rd. Community Center.
Contact Monica (716.983.2258) anytime for dates and
code (8500) to request at DMV. SPECIAL THANK YOU to AIDS COMMUNITY SERVICES for inviting us to their Annual Employee Benefits/Education Fair
Wednesday, November 16th from 11am until 2pm. Coming soon! CASAC Daytime classes...
Finish in 6 months!!!
Young drivers see dangers of texting: wivb.com CASAC Open House June 2011!!!CASAC Education Open House Alive @25AMHERST, N.Y. (WIVB) - Young drivers got a chance to find out how texting impairs driving without putting themselves in real danger. The Resource Training Center held this demonstration Saturday at the Boulevard Mall in Amherst. State Police were on hand. Participants could climb in a simulator to show what it's like to text while driving, crash then be taken to the hospital. Monica Farrar of the Resource Training Center said, "We're trying to keep our youth safe, we know that the technology is out there. And just driving, anywhere you see people constantly on the phone and texting still. So we want to provide the education to keep people safe." Through its new "Alive at 25" program, the resource training center encourages young people to practice safe driving, including not using the phone and staying sober at the wheel. Ongoing CASAC education classes Check us out this month on: http://www.buffalohealthyliving.com For contract information & the services offered at our Buffalo/Amherst campus, PLEASE CLICK HERE _______________________________________________ Drinking Driver Program opens new classes opening several times each month. Register at your local DMV office and request code 8500. Check us out on WGRZ: http://amherst.wgrz.com/news/families/innovative-new-program-aimed-drinking-drivers/52828 Services in Amherst/Buffalo: 13 Month CASAC Evening Program. Drinking Driver Program (DDP), Alive at 25. |
Queens
Our Queens, New York location is our largest Drinking Driver Program. The Resource Training Center works in partnership with Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) to present a monthly Victim Impact Panel (VIP). The VIP program is where court mandated inviduals, convicted of DWI/DUI offenses attend a seminar where families that lost loved-ones tell there stories with the hope of preventing people from making the dangerous choice of driving while intoxicated or impaired. (The faces of attendees have been blurred for confidentiality)




