Virginia 2022, 1st Special Session Status: Introduced

HR 613 — Commending National Capital Treatment & Recovery.

Last action — Agreed to by House by voice vote

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    Introduced
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    Passed House of Delegates
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    Passed Senate
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    To Executive
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    Enacted

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Bill Text

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Plain-language change summary

The revised version of House Resolution No. 613 includes additional information about National Capital Treatment & Recovery, highlighting its history and evolution, such as its founding and name changes. It specifies that the organization has provided support for over 50,000 individuals, with a notable success rate of over 70 percent for treatment completion. This change helps provide a clearer picture of the organization's impact and contributions to the community in addressing substance use disorders.

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SPECIAL SESSION I INTRODUCED 22207979D I HOUSE Offered April 4, 2022 N Commending National Capital Treatment & Recovery.
SPECIAL SESSION I ENROLLED HOUSE RESOLUTION NO.
–––––––––– T Patrons––Hope and Sullivan R –––––––––– O WHEREAS, for 60 years, National Capital Treatment & Recovery has provided treatment and support to thousands of individuals living with substance use disorders in the Washington, D.C.D metWHEREAS, National Capital Treatment & Recovery was established in 1962 as Alcohol U Rehabilitation, Inc., by a group of Arlington community members working with Bill Wilson, one of the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous;
613 E Commending National Capital Treatment & Recovery.
and C WHEREAS, by the 1970s, as drug use became more prevalent in the community and across the E nation, Alcohol Rehabilitation, Inc., expanded its mission and changed its name to Vanguard Services Unlimited;
N R Agreed to by the House of Delegates, June 1, 2022 WHEREAS, for 60 years, National Capital Treatment & Recovery has provided treatment and O support to thousands of individuals living with substance use disorders in the Washington, D.C., L metropolitan area;
over the years, the organization has greatly extended its service area and has worked with patWHEREAS, in 1989, Vanguard Services Unlimited became the first care provider in the region to offer a residential treatment program where women could bring their children;
and L Rehabilitation, Inc., by a group of Arlington community members working with Bill Wilson, one of the E founders of Alcoholics Anonymous;
and WHEREAS, Vanguard Services Unlimited joined the Phoenix House Foundation, the largest substance use treatment provider in the United States, in 2010 and operated as a regional affiliate until 2019, when it returned to its roots as an independent regional organization and adopted its current name;
and WHEREAS, by the 1970s, as drug use became more prevalent in the community and across the D Unlimited;
and the Phoenix Program residential program for men, the Demeter House for women, and the Counseling Center for Outpatient Treatment;
over the years, the organization has greatly extended its service area and has worked with patients from a wide range of backgrounds;
in addition, National Capital Treatment & Recovery operates wi1h Arlington County the Independence House transitional living program and the new Arlington Recovery Center, all located throughout Arlington;
and WHEREAS, in 1989, Vanguard Services Unlimited became the first care provider in the region to offWHEREAS, Vanguard Services Unlimited joined the Phoenix House Foundation, the largest substance use treatment provider in the United States, in 2010 and operated as a regional affiliate uHtil 2019, when it returned to its roots as an independent regional organization and adopted its current n6me;
and WHEREAS, over the course of its history, National Capital Treatment & Recovery has served more than 50,000 individuals, more than 70 percent of whom have successfully completed treatment;
and 3 the Phoenix Program residential program for men, the Demeter House for women, and the Counseling R Center for Outpatient Treatment;
the orgWHEREAS, National Capital Treatment & Recovery commemorated its 60th anniversary with ad special celebration on May 3, 2022;
in addition, National Capital Treatment & Recovery operates with Arlington County the Independence House transitional living program and the new Arlington Recovery CenWHEREAS, over the course of its history, National Capital Treatment & Recovery has served more than 50,000 individuals, more than 70 percent of whom have successfully completed treatment;
now, therefore, be it RESOLVED by the House of Delegates, That National Capital Treatment & Recovery hereby be commended on the occasion of its 60th anniversary;
the organization provides financial assistance for individuals with substance use disorder;
and, be it RESOLVED FURTHER, That the Clerk of the House of Delegates prepare a copy of this resolution :
and special celebration on May 3, 2022;
35 for presentation to National Capital Treatment & Recovery as an expression of the House of Delegates' 36 admiration for the organization's lifesaving contributions to members of the community in need.
now, therefore, be itrated its 60th anniversary with a RESOLVED by the House of Delegates, That National Capital Treatment & Recovery hereby be commended on the occasion of its 60th anniversary;
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and, be it for presentation to National Capital Treatment & Recovery as an expression of the House of Delegates' admiration for the organization's lifesaving contributions to members of the community in need.
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Action History

  1. Agreed to by House by voice vote

  2. Engrossed by House

  3. Presented and laid on Speaker's table 22207979D

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Who sponsors HR 613?
HR 613 is sponsored by Patrick A. Hope.
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