Donate Today for Tax Credits
Your donation to Phoenix Programs may qualify for up to 55% of the donation amount as a tax credit on your Missouri tax return in addition to the federal charitable contribution tax deduction. The credit is transferable and can be carried forward for 10 years.
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Philosophy
Phoenix Programs embraces a treatment philosophy that engages clients in a community which fosters self-responsibility and motivation for change. Using Motivational Enhancement techniques, we empower individuals to take control of their own recovery.  This is achieved by creating new or strengthening existing linkages within the community, for example, a couple attending reunification counseling … More »

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Annual Report 2010

Recently at an education group at Phoenix Programs individuals seeking long term recovery took time to think about situations that might occur during the coming holidays that could TEAR at their recovery (Traditions, Expectations, Attitudes, Routines). 
Here you see a photo of the  list generated by the group.
 
 
Many reported the holidays … More »

 November 16, 2010 Rhiannon Pearson, Bea Stricker and Jarin Wood attended a grant writing workshop presented by Development Systems, Inc.  As Phoenix Programs continues to diversify and apply for new sources of funding, this interactive workshop included the following objectives:
 
·         Requirements for a federal grant application
·         Creating goals and objectives
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 On Thursday, November 18  Phoenix Programs is encouraging smokers to
·         use the date to make a plan to quit
·         give up smoking for 1 day in observance of this day
·         work on a plan to quit 
·         sign up for Freedom From Smoking which starts Wednesday January 12, 2011 at 5:30pm 
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November 4 and 5 Heather Harlan attended and represented PPI at the State NAMI  (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Conference in Lake Ozark, MO.  Heather is pictured here with Cindi Keele, Executive Director of NAMI Missouri.
From its inception in 1979, NAMI has been dedicated to improving the lives of individuals … More »