CELEBRATE NATIONAL RECOVERY MONTH WITH US AT THE WALK OF HEROES 5K!
Let's celebrate recovery together! The 7th Annual Walk of HEROes 5K run/walk and Tot Trot is coming September 21, 2013 to the Kirkwood community. Your support of this charity event is "Helping to Enable Recovery and Opportunity" for DeKalb citizens receiving mental health, substance addiction and developmental disability services provided by DeKalb Community Service Board (CSB).
NEW THIS YEAR: USA Track and Field Certified Course – “Peachtree Road Race Qualifier”
Our foundation is a not-for-profit organization that hosts the Walk of HEROes and other fundraising activities to help support behavioral health and developmental disability services provided by the DeKalb CSB. Each year, the DeKalb CSB provides more than 10,000 uninsured and underinsured adults and youth a full range of community-based public mental health, developmental disability and substance abuse services. DeKalb CSB employs more than 500 staff, operates more than 20 locations and is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).
CLIENT TESTIMONIALS
Patty and her husband have gained peace of mind since their two sons started attending the DeKalb Services Center nearly 30 years ago. The center is a DeKalb Community Service Board day program serving 120 adults with developmental disabilities. See video testimonial.
At one time, Willie shares that he was struggling with addiction, incarcerated and homeless. Today he is vibrant and has a full life focused on encouraging others. He works full-time and is in college working towards his bachelor's degree in business administration. See video testimonial.
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Patty and her husband have gained peace of mind since their two sons started attending the DeKalb Services Center nearly 30 years ago. The center is a DeKalb Community Service Board day program serving 120 adults with developmental disabilities. 
At one time, Willie shares that he was struggling with addiction, incarcerated and homeless. Today he is vibrant and has a full life focused on encouraging others. He works full-time and is in college working towards his bachelor's degree in business administration. 
