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Welcome to CDCSB

The Cobb County Community Services Board and the Douglas County Community Services Board (CSB)

are public agencies created by state law to provide mental health, intellectual/developmental disability, and/or substance abuse services.

Our service areas are Cobb, Douglas, and Cherokee Counties, Georgia.

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Welcome to CDCSB

The Cobb County Community Services Board and the Douglas County Community Services Board (CSB)

are public agencies created by state law to provide mental health, intellectual/developmental disability, and/or substance abuse services.

Learn More

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Welcome to CDCSB

The Cobb County Community Services Board and the Douglas County Community Services Board (CSB)

are public agencies created by state law to provide mental health, intellectual/developmental disability, and/or substance abuse services.

Our service areas are Cobb, Douglas, and Cherokee Counties, Georgia.

Learn More

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Welcome to CDCSB

The Cobb County Community Services Board and the Douglas County Community Services Board (CSB)

are public agencies created by state law to provide mental health, intellectual/developmental, and/or substance abuse services.

Our service areas are Cobb, Douglas, and Cherokee Counties, Georgia.

Learn More

Learn More

Welcome to CDCSB

The Cobb County Community Services Board and the Douglas County Community Services Board (CSB)

are public agencies created by state law to provide mental health, intellectual/developmental disability, and/or substance abuse services.

Our service areas are Cobb, Douglas, and Cherokee Counties, Georgia.

Learn More

Learn More

Welcome to CDCSB

The Cobb County Community Services Board and the Douglas County Community Services Board (CSB)

are public agencies created by state law to provide mental health, intellectual/developmentalal disability,and/or substance abuse services.

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Kroger Community Rewards Program

July 1, 2014
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The CSB’s nonprofit organization Center for Community Based Partnerships, Inc.(CCBP) doing business as Intecovery was accepted into Kroger’s Community Rewards Program. The Community Rewards Program helps individuals support nonprofit organizations in their community. If you have a desire to support Mental Health, Addictive Disease or Developmental Disability services in our community we encourage you to…

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Celebrating the long road home: 15 years of Olmstead

June 27, 2014
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Celebrating the long road home: 15 years of Olmstead Commissioner Berry speaks at the Carter Center. (Photo credit: Chris Bailey) June 22 marked the 15th anniversary of the Supreme Court’s landmark decision in Olmstead v. L.C., which protects the rights of individuals with disabilities to live fully integrated in their communities. This historic ruling continues…

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Know Your Status and Healthcare Screening Event

June 14, 2014
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Cobb County Community Services Board and The LifeLine Project (a program of the Cobb CSB)  are presenting a FREE & OPEN to the PUBLIC, “Know Your Status and Healthcare Screening Event.” The event is taking place on June 28, 2014 from 10 am to 3 pm at the Cobb Recovery Center, 331 North Marietta Parkway,…

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National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day 2014 – May 8, 2014

May 6, 2014
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Join SAMHSA, 1,100 communities, and 136 national collaborating organizations in celebration of the 2014 National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day: Inspiring Resilience, Creating Hope. http://www.samhsa.gov/children/national.asp Whether you connect to Awareness Day with the May 6 national launch event near Washington, DC, or the many local events taking place across the country on May 8, you…

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April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month!

April 2, 2014
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Child Abuse & Neglect: Every child needs to be treasured, protected and nurtured. Unfortunately, some parents can’t — or won’t — care for their children. When they neglect or abuse them, someone must step in to ensure the children’s safety. That’s the job of Department of Family and Children Services, along with the police and…

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Mental Health First Aid

March 21, 2014
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Mental Health First Aid DeKalb Community Service Board (CSB) is offering a certification course for the Mental Health First Aid adult public education program. Registration and payment for the training is required in advance for the course which will be held April 22 from 8 am to 5 pm at the Richardson Health Center in…

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State Wide Hotline to Help Prevent Child Abuse

February 28, 2014
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Friends of Prevent Child Abuse Georgia, As you may know, last year PCA Georgia received a generous grant from the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation to reestablish the statewide 1-800-CHILDREN Helpline. We are excited to announce that on Wednesday, February 26th the Helpline will once again be able to take calls. This toll-free information and…

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Cooking for a Life Time of Women’s Wellness

February 28, 2014
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University of Georgia Extension in Cobb County is offering Cooking for a Life Time of Women’s Wellness on March 13, 2014. All women are invited, with a special invitation to women ages 40 and up with no health insurance, and women who rarely receive health screenings. The program will teach how to choose and prepare…

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16th Annual Disability Day at the Capitol

February 3, 2014
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Disability Day at the Capitol features a community rally, sponsored by GCDD to promote access, opportunity and meaningful community living for all Georgians, including people with disabilities and their families. Citizens with and without disabilities gather on the steps of the State Capitol to join advocates and meet with State legislators to make their voices…

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