The Representatives of Rehab Center Demonstrate Awareness Program in California
Online, March 10, 2012 (Newswire.com) - A leading drug and alcohol rehab center in California came in news when it decided to demonstrate an awareness program in the town. The respective awareness program led by the representatives of the company is directed to allow all the citizens of the town to acknowledge the effectiveness of the programs on people who require them the most.
According to the statistics, the drug and alcohol abuse in the California region is flourishing for some uncontrollable reasons. Both local and federal Governments have utilized various effective procedures in the past to no avail. As a result, the drug abusive conditions in the town have gone beyond uncontrollable phase lately. Martin Woods, 53, head of the rehab center, held a press conference day before to crack the news of demonstration in the streets of Vegas.
"We are going to pick random streets and place. And we will perform in front common crowds to allow them acknowledge the kind of life threatening things they invite while they neglect their drug abusive behavior," Woods responded to the press on March, 1st.
The representatives will march on random streets and perform in front of the crowd. Their main objective is to throw information on people who seem to be unaware of the consequences of drug abuse. "I believe there are a lot of people who know the kind of implications drug and alcohol abuse can render but somehow they chose to stay silent which is rather fatal for them. And our awareness program is to let them open up with their issues amicably so that a complete solution to such a grave situations can be found," one of the representatives was quoted as saying.
The awareness program seems to have found its place in the daily local journals as major names from the industry have joined in. Ashton Davis, 59, the chief representatives of the local ministry in California, said, "There have been various awareness programs in the past and all of them had some great reasons to start. They have all been successful and this very program, led by Woods, has all my best wishes."