NYC Public Advocate celebrates 55 years of START Treatment and Recovery Centers

The Office of the NYC Public Advocate has marked the 55th anniversary of START Treatment and Recovery Centers, a beacon of hope and support in the community.

The event highlighted the organization’s significant contributions to family wellness, addiction recovery, and mental health, all while emphasizing its commitment to serving BIPOC communities.

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“It was incredible to celebrate the 55th anniversary of START Treatment and Recovery Centers,” the Public Advocate office stated, reflecting on the importance of the occasion.

Founded with a vision of holistic care, StartCare is distinguished as a community-focused, Black-founded, and BIPOC-operated organization. Its mission is deeply rooted in providing comprehensive services that address not just addiction, but also mental health and family wellness.

The celebration served as a reminder of the vital role that START plays in the lives of individuals and families across the city, showcasing its dedication to fostering an environment of healing and support.

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