About CASA

If You Didn't Know, Here's A Bit About Us

CASA is a non-profit, non-governmental (NGO) community-based Substance Abuse Treatment Centre established in 2000 with the purpose of helping individuals and families experiencing substance abuse and related and other problems.

It is a non-residential facility and caters to children, adolescents and adults ages 10 and upwards who are experiencing difficulties with legal drugs such as alcohol and illegal drugs such e.g. marijuana, cocaine or other.

It initially started as a drop-in centre operating in the evening from 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm from an office in an area in Bridgetown. In 2003 as a result of the need for more space to cater to the needs of clients the service was relocated to the Corner of St. Leonard’s Avenue and Westbury Road in the parish of St. Michael which provided easier access. 

CASA is committed to providing crisis intervention community-based prevention, treatment and rehabilitation service to persons experiencing substance abuse and related problems regardless of culture, ethnic origin, religion, age, sexual preference, disability or social status.

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CONFIDENTIALITY IS A KEY COMPONENT OF THE SERVICE

Your Support for Raising Funds

As an NGO CASA is heavily dependent on raising funds to maintain services. We welcome:
  1.   Donations
  2.   Covenants
  3.   Grants
  4.   Subventions
  5.   Support for Fundraising Activities

Be Prepared to Handle Situations Through Various Training Programs

A Substance Abuse Community Based Education, Prevention and Treatment Centre

CASA aims to provide a high level of professional standard and strict confidentiality to help you navigate through the challenging situations you may encounter

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Gain knowledge & experience in working with clients who are experiencing substance abuse problems, to enrol as volunteers.​