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New Program

Adolescent DUI Program for Underage Drinkers This Program is specifically designed for youth through age 21 years old. Beacon Center announces the opening of all levels/track for underage drinkers.

You need your drivers license back so you can.....

• Complete your school requirements

• Get back to work

• Get back on the Road

• Start getting your life back!

  Beacon Center's Program:

• Is facilitated by a licensed, experienced team

• Is designed for under age drinkers

• Assists clients in getting their driver's license back

• Offers weekend intensive classes to allow clients to complete required hours in a shorter time frame

  Classes tailored specifically for the needs of adolescent underage drinkers; with no adults present except the counselor.  This is one of a few DUI programs specifically designed for underage drinkers (ages 16 to 20) in the Denver Metro Area.

  DUI Level I & II

         Level I DUI Classes:

                        12 hours required for Level I

                        Alcohol Education Program

         Level II DUI Classes

                        24 hours required for Level II Education/ Therapy Program

  Other Services include:

• Anger Management

• Minors in Possession

• Parenting Classes

• Individual and Family Therapy

• Relapse Prevention

• AfterCare

  Classes are conveniently located at Beacon Center's office near South Broadway and Hampden Ave, only a few blocks from the Englewood Light Rail Station and on major routes for RTD.

Classes are starting soon!

For more information on the programs available and pricing and/or to enroll call:

303-506-0985 today!

Beacon Center's Drug and Alcohol Abuse Treatment Mission

is centered on our commitment to assist youth in examining and taking responsibility for making positive changes in their substance abuse pattern 

This is accomplished by providing gender and culturally responsive support, education, and therapeutic services.