The comprehensive services of Safe Passage in Taylorville extend from finding people struggling with addiction rehabilitation centers, to aiding in securing housing and employment. One position is needed on the Safe Passage team which requires driving to and from rehabilitation centers, taking people struggling with addiction to their treatments.

Debbie Prince, Coordinator for Safe Passage says relationships for addicts with family and friends are often exhausted or ruined, meaning they will not have reliable transportation to and from rehab.

Prince works heavily with clients at Safe Passage and says she deals with over 15 people struggling with addiction each month. She says one of the main points of focus when communicating with an individual is gaining their trust and allowing them to speak freely in a safe space.

Safe Passage is available to anyone struggling with addiction and Debbie Prince says it is as simple as walking in the Safe Passage doors and asking for help.
Safe Passage is located at 108 West Vine Street in Taylorville.

Debbie Prince appeared as a guest on the WTIM Morning Show.