Founder John Joseph Novads “Senior”
May 17,1931-December 15, 2007
“Pray to God but row towards shore”
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Pomodoro. One flyer required per table. Pasta Pomodoro will
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Silent Auction-Raffle-Door Prizes
Dessert Auction
Saturday, February 13, 2010
4:00pm-8:00pm
(Dinner served 4:30-6:00pm)
Dan Foley Cultural Center
In Dan Foley Park,
East End of N. Camino Alto,
Vallejo, CA
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Music by: KUIC DJ Rick Batiste
For Tickets, Info or to Donate
Clarissa or Trinnette
707 552 5295
Tickets: $12.00
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Thank you to Everyone who supported our Christmas tree endeavor!~
Bi-Annual Raffle Fundraisers
-Summer Campaign & Winter Campaign
-2nd Week of March to 1st Week of July
-Day after Labor Day to just before Christmas
Genesis House, Inc. Annual Spaghetti Feed and Silent Auction Fundraiser
- Sunday February 19, 2012--- the day before Presidents Day
- Dan Foley Cultural Center
- East end of North Camino Alto, Vallejo,CA 94590
- The best Spaghetti in town, Raffles, Door Prizes, Music and lots of FUN!
-Music Provided by: Tom "Crash" Wilson
Summertime Annual Yard Sale
- June 18th, July9th and August 13th & 14th
- 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
- 1149 Warren Ave, Vallejo, CA 94591
- We accept donations of usable & sellable items for this event
Bi-Annual Raffle Fundraisers
- Summer Campaign & Winter Campaign
- 2nd Week of March to 1st Week of July
- Day after Labor Day to just before Christmas
Recovery Rally
FREE BAR-B-QUE
In September
11 am-4pm
City Park, Vallejo, CA
(Sacramento and Alabama Streets)
The Global Holiday Fair
-First Saturday in December
-First Christian Church,Vallejo (Indiana & Colusa Streets)
-Part of the proceeds go to Genesis House, Inc. and other Community Non-Profit Organizations
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The Genesis House, Inc. was founded in May of 1972. The initial formation of the organization was based on the idea of providing a re-entry program for other residential treatment program graduates. By 1974 it became apparent that treatment services were needed and the program secured federal funding through the National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) to provide long term treatment. This continues to be the programs primary purpose today.
At present, the program has four facilities, located adjacent to each other, in the semi-rural out-skirts of Vallejo. We provide long term residential treatment to men and women who require a complete life-style and environmental change. We offer twenty-four care in a highly structured drug, alcohol and tobacco free residential treatment setting aimed at assisting clients in becoming totally abstinent and self-supporting. We make use of treatment concepts, such as image building, self reliance training, decision making, peer pressure, one to one counseling, group therapy, and frequent individual evaluations.
Each client is required to work their way through a series of three developmental phases, each designed to augment the individuals personal and emotional growth. The later phases of the program emphasize career guidance, vocational and educational rehabilitative services by offering after-care and sober living phases to assist individuals in readjusting to the community. The major goal of the program is to graduate rehabilitated, independent individuals who have gained the necessary emotional stability and maturity in order to become productive, self-reliant members of societ
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The clients we serve are individuals needing long-term, residential treatment. These individuals are those, who because of their negative lifestyle and their abuse of drugs, such as: heroin, amphetamines, cocaine, alcohol, barbiturates, etc., need to establish within themselves a new emotional structure in order to deal with life on a realistic level. In essence, the target population includes individuals whose behavior and/or chronic substance abuse has caused them to alienate themselves from society and induce pain and hardship on their families and friends.
Clients may be voluntarily or involuntarily, i.e., any county agency may refer clients to the facility, clients may be sent to us as a condition of parole or probation, or may come in on their own violation. The Genesis House is not a locked facility.
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