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§ 121. Powers  of  the  authority.  The  authority, by and through its  board, shall have the following functions, powers and duties:    1. To coordinate and assist in activities in the city relating to drug  control;    2. To establish in-patient and out-patient  treatment  facilities  for  persons  addicted  to the use of drugs and drug abusers. Such facilities  shall include, but shall not be limited to:    a. detoxification centers and clinics for the out-patient treatment of  drug abusers and addicts;    b. a treatment center where addicts may obtain professional counseling  from physicians, psychologists, psychiatrists and where possible, former  drug abusers and addicts;    c. half-way houses to provide continuing treatment  for  drug  abusers  and addicts.    3.  To  create  a  referral  program whereby drug abusers, addicts and  persons and agencies concerned with their treatment will make use of the  aforementioned treatment facilities;    4. To encourage and, when so  requested,  assist  cooperative  efforts  among  state  and  city  agencies  in  developing  solutions to the drug  problem;    5. To establish one or more treatment districts within the city  based  on  geography and population density; and to employ a referral counselor  in each treatment district;    6. To encourage and foster,  if  possible,  the  use  of  former  drug  abusers and persons formerly addicted to drugs as staff personnel;    7. To develop preventative educational programs and in the city of New  York,  to  assist  narcotic guidance councils of community boards in the  development of such programs;    8. Outside the city of New York, to act  as  agent  for  the  city  in  accepting any public or private funds which may be made available to the  city to combat the problems of drug abuse;    9.  To  make  a  continuing evaluation of the preventative educational  techniques and pharmacological and psychiatric treatment procedures used  in the city;    10. To utilize former  drug  abusers  and  ex-addicts  in  educational  counseling and make periodic evaluations of their effectiveness;    11. To establish youth centers to provide individual and group therapy  and develop constructive work habits;    12.  To develop a program designed to educate and enlighten parents on  detection, prevention and treatment of problems relating to drug use and  in the city  of  New  York  to  assist  narcotic  guidance  councils  of  community boards in the development of such programs.

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Statutes > New-york > Gct > Article-8 > 121

§ 121. Powers  of  the  authority.  The  authority, by and through its  board, shall have the following functions, powers and duties:    1. To coordinate and assist in activities in the city relating to drug  control;    2. To establish in-patient and out-patient  treatment  facilities  for  persons  addicted  to the use of drugs and drug abusers. Such facilities  shall include, but shall not be limited to:    a. detoxification centers and clinics for the out-patient treatment of  drug abusers and addicts;    b. a treatment center where addicts may obtain professional counseling  from physicians, psychologists, psychiatrists and where possible, former  drug abusers and addicts;    c. half-way houses to provide continuing treatment  for  drug  abusers  and addicts.    3.  To  create  a  referral  program whereby drug abusers, addicts and  persons and agencies concerned with their treatment will make use of the  aforementioned treatment facilities;    4. To encourage and, when so  requested,  assist  cooperative  efforts  among  state  and  city  agencies  in  developing  solutions to the drug  problem;    5. To establish one or more treatment districts within the city  based  on  geography and population density; and to employ a referral counselor  in each treatment district;    6. To encourage and foster,  if  possible,  the  use  of  former  drug  abusers and persons formerly addicted to drugs as staff personnel;    7. To develop preventative educational programs and in the city of New  York,  to  assist  narcotic guidance councils of community boards in the  development of such programs;    8. Outside the city of New York, to act  as  agent  for  the  city  in  accepting any public or private funds which may be made available to the  city to combat the problems of drug abuse;    9.  To  make  a  continuing evaluation of the preventative educational  techniques and pharmacological and psychiatric treatment procedures used  in the city;    10. To utilize former  drug  abusers  and  ex-addicts  in  educational  counseling and make periodic evaluations of their effectiveness;    11. To establish youth centers to provide individual and group therapy  and develop constructive work habits;    12.  To develop a program designed to educate and enlighten parents on  detection, prevention and treatment of problems relating to drug use and  in the city  of  New  York  to  assist  narcotic  guidance  councils  of  community boards in the development of such programs.

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Statutes > New-york > Gct > Article-8 > 121

§ 121. Powers  of  the  authority.  The  authority, by and through its  board, shall have the following functions, powers and duties:    1. To coordinate and assist in activities in the city relating to drug  control;    2. To establish in-patient and out-patient  treatment  facilities  for  persons  addicted  to the use of drugs and drug abusers. Such facilities  shall include, but shall not be limited to:    a. detoxification centers and clinics for the out-patient treatment of  drug abusers and addicts;    b. a treatment center where addicts may obtain professional counseling  from physicians, psychologists, psychiatrists and where possible, former  drug abusers and addicts;    c. half-way houses to provide continuing treatment  for  drug  abusers  and addicts.    3.  To  create  a  referral  program whereby drug abusers, addicts and  persons and agencies concerned with their treatment will make use of the  aforementioned treatment facilities;    4. To encourage and, when so  requested,  assist  cooperative  efforts  among  state  and  city  agencies  in  developing  solutions to the drug  problem;    5. To establish one or more treatment districts within the city  based  on  geography and population density; and to employ a referral counselor  in each treatment district;    6. To encourage and foster,  if  possible,  the  use  of  former  drug  abusers and persons formerly addicted to drugs as staff personnel;    7. To develop preventative educational programs and in the city of New  York,  to  assist  narcotic guidance councils of community boards in the  development of such programs;    8. Outside the city of New York, to act  as  agent  for  the  city  in  accepting any public or private funds which may be made available to the  city to combat the problems of drug abuse;    9.  To  make  a  continuing evaluation of the preventative educational  techniques and pharmacological and psychiatric treatment procedures used  in the city;    10. To utilize former  drug  abusers  and  ex-addicts  in  educational  counseling and make periodic evaluations of their effectiveness;    11. To establish youth centers to provide individual and group therapy  and develop constructive work habits;    12.  To develop a program designed to educate and enlighten parents on  detection, prevention and treatment of problems relating to drug use and  in the city  of  New  York  to  assist  narcotic  guidance  councils  of  community boards in the development of such programs.