Serving Northern NJ, PA, NY for over 36 years.

Hours of Operation

Monday – Friday
5:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Closed Sundays and
most major holidays.

Medication Hours

Monday – Friday
5:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Saturday
7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.

Call Us Today

MCAC:

(973) 927-6641

SCAC:

(973) 383-8880

Afterhours Emergency:

(862) 266-8902
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Our New Home

Welcome to our new, beautiful home at 273 East Main Street, Denville, NJ 07834

Sussex County Aftercare Center

Welcome to our new, beautiful facility at 124 Hampton House Road, Newton, NJ 07860! Call now at (973) 383-8880! Click here to view some photos of our new home. 

 

 

A well enjoyed visit by State Opioid Authority, Adam Bucon

Adam Bucon, the State Opioid Authority, Department of Human Services, Division of Mental Health & Addiction Services, honored us with his presence at MCAC just before Thanksgiving. Thank you, Adam. We all enjoyed your visit.

A Wonderful Thanksgiving and Christmas Gift

A wonderful Thanksgiving & Christmas gift from Senator Anthony Bucco & Assemblyman Anthony Bucco, Jr., who spent time with all of us, including the members of our MCAC Client Advocacy Committee, at Morris County Aftercare Center. Thank you for your unconditional support. You give us strength and courage to continue our mission: The wellness & recovery of our clients

Panel Discusses Criminal Justice Reform At East Orange Forum

Sharing with you a photo with Senator Cory Booker who was the keynote speaker last night, August 11, 2015, at the Criminal Justice Reform forum at the Christ Church in East Orange, NJ.  Senator Cory Booker, in partnership with The Coalition of Religious Leaders hosted the forum at the Christ Church in East Orange focusing on criminal justice, mass incarceration, race, faith, and the impact on our communities.. The venue was filled with people whose loved ones, friends, neighbors are affected by stigma, unfair treatment due to color, lack of housing, lack of job readiness training when they come out of jail or prison.
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February Commissioner Visit at MCAC

Assistant Commissioner Lynn Kovich has since resigned from her position and Ms. Valerie Mielke is our new Assistant Commissioner for DHS, DMHAS. Congratulations and we pray for your continued success in all you do. We are so honored that you came to visit with us as well and we look forward to welcoming you again in your new capacity as Assistant Commissioner.

February Commissioner Visit at MCAC

Lynn Kovich, Assistant Commissioner, Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS)
and Valerie Mielke, Assistant Director, honored Morris County Aftercare Center with their presence recently.
The memory will be etched in the history of MCAC and in our hearts forever
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Here’s how to find us

We are conveniently located at 273 East Main St in Denville NJ 07834. We encourage you to get directions using Google Maps or call us if you have any questions.

Call (973) 927-6641

Let us be your journey to recovery and healing

We are here to serve to the best of our ability and are prepared to combat not only the physical addiction, but the underlying causes and conditions. We are dedicated to the journey of recovery and healing for the whole person, mind, body and spirit, and welcome those who are ready to embark on the same journey and live a life free of substance abuse.

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16Aug

Criminal Justice Reform event with Senator Cory Booker

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Senator Cory Booker, keynote speaker, with Lorna Tangara, MCAC Executive Director, at the Criminal Justice Reform forum at the Christ Church in East Orange, NJ.  Senator Cory Booker, in partnership with The Coalition of Religious Leaders hosted the forum at the Christ Church in East Orange focusing on criminal justice, mass incarceration, race, faith, and the…

09Mar

Assistant Commissioner Visit at MCAC

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Lynn Kovich, Assistant Commissioner, Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS) and Valerie Mielke, Assistant Director, honored Morris County Aftercare Center with their presence recently.   The memory will be etched in the history of MCAC and in our hearts forever