Your Support Can Break Barriers to Treatment

The Adrienne Chandler Memorial Scholarship was created to honor the life of Adrienne Chandler, who passed away in 2017 from addiction. Her compassion for others now lives on through this fund, which supports individuals working to overcome substance use, rebuild their families, and create safer lives.

Acacia Counseling, Inc. provides court-approved counseling services, parenting education, trauma-informed treatment, domestic violence intervention, substance abuse therapy, mental health care, monitored sobriety, and life-skills education to individuals and families involved in the criminal justice and child welfare systems. 

We specialize in serving individuals who face financial barriers, are uninsured, justice-involved, or at risk of further harm due to domestic violence, addiction, trauma, or unhealthy family systems. Man cannot afford evaluation, intake fees, or ongoing care — which cn prevent them from entering treatment, remaining compliant, or successfully completing their program.

We are committed to ensuring no one is turned away due to financial circumstances.

This scholarship removes those barriers.

Funds directly support:• Evaluations and intakes• Domestic violence and substance abuse treatment sessions• Parenting programs• Monitored sobriety tools• Transportation and workbook assistance

Every dollar donated goes straight to client services — helping individuals stay in treatment, comply with court requirements, reunify with children, and build safer communities.

By giving in Adrienne’s honor, you are offering hope, healing, and second chances to people working hard to change their lives.💜 Thank you for helping us continue Adrienne’s legacy of kindness and care.

Program Impact

Last year alone, donor-supported programs helped:

 🌿 42 justice-involved individuals access reduced/no cost evaluation and intakes

 🌿 87 clients complete required domestic violence or substance abuse treatment sessions at no cost to them

 🌿 66 parenting sessions attended 

 🌿 31 individuals receive monitored sobriety, workbooks, or transportation support