On December 19, 1999, a group of concerned Glendale citizens
convened and decided that it was time for individuals suffering
from drug and alcohol abuse to have a place of their own, where
they could seek help and regain the direction they needed in life to
recover from the disease of addiction. With their own token
contributions and with the help of explanatory committee they met
every week planning and organizing for the location, as a result
The Armenian Relief Center was established as a California
non-profit organization and today is recognized as such by Internal
Revenue Service. ARC is not allied with any other organization,
and neither endorses nor opposes any other cause.
Today ARC continues to work towards its goal of helping people
with the disease of addiction to recover and lead a normal life
and be a productive member of our society. ARC is also working
to educate the families of victims along with our younger
generation about the despair and disease of addiction. It is also a
goal for ARC to have an in-house treatment center in the near
future. Your kind contribution will help us to achieve that goal
and further will help our cause in the fight against alcohol and
substance abuse.
THE BEGINNING AND TODAY
Armenian Relief Center
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All our services are free of charge
1.800.544.1966
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