Bullhead City Crystal Meth Help

Started in April, the campaign is inspired by the successful Montana Meth Project, started in 2005, to increase awareness of the drug through television, radio and print advertising as well as research and public outreach.

In Arizona, a baseline survey of teens aged twelve - seventeen, young adults eighteen - twenty-four years-old and parents of teenagers shows that although many individuals know the risks involved in taking meth, a significant percentage polled associate it with benefits like weight loss or happiness, according to the program Web site. Results show 1 in 6 young adults and one in 25 teens reported having used meth.

In Bullhead City, the crystal meth problem is a problem that brings with it a number of other crimes that affect the entire community.

"I think, in a lot of ways, meth (became) the drug that people used when they wanted to extend their waking hours. And I think that's the lure still today," said Chief Rodney Head of the Bullhead City Police Department, chair of the recently formed Bullhead City Meth Coalition.

"The biggest problem in Mohave County right now when it comes to meth is there's no treatment facility," said Larry Tunforss, one of the local meth coalition representatives. With the closest treatment centers are in Las Vegas and Phoenix, "that becomes very cost prohibitive for a lot of families."

"Our goal is to make the citizens aware that we have a meth coalition in our community," Tunforss said. "We want to send a message to the community that we are united."

If you are seeking Bullhead City crystal meth help think about coming to Crossroads! They have a special Crystal Meth Program and a new Meth Residency House. You can get your life back.

Crossroads, Inc. is a non-profit, drug and alcohol recovery, organization located in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. Crossroads is a Level Four transitional facility licensed by the State of Arizona. The Crossroads program addresses the physical, emotional and spiritual aspects of alcoholism or drug addiction, by providing food, shelter, 12 step structure and discipline. We can help you find direction to sober living. Pick up the phone and call us: 602-279-2585. Visit our website at: http://sober360.com