TERROS is a community-based behavioral health organization that helps people recover from substance abuse, mental illness and other behavioral health problems. TERROS provides a wide range of services throughout Maricopa County, Arizona, including mobile crisis intervention, prevention of substance abuse and HIV/AIDS, outpatient treatment and specialized services to assist persons who have a serious mental illness.
News and Events
What’s new
- Sixth Annual Cesar Chavez Conference
- Registration is now open for the TERROS hosted Sixth annual Cesar Chavez Conference on March 26, 2010. The conference, “Overcoming Barriers of Health Disparities: Diversity, Civility and Acceptance in Behavioral Health” recognizes and pays tribute… Read more »
- NEW TERROS Access to Recovery (ATR) program currently accepting referrals
The Access to Recovery (ATR) program was recently awarded to TERROS and is now in operation. This program is offered free of charge. There are only two requirements for people in the community to be eligible for this program; they must have to have tried… Read more »- The TERROS “Discovery Tree”
Our “Discovery Tree” was unveiled at the TERROS 40th Anniversary Celebration and will adorn the hall at the Central administrative office. Each leaf of the sculpture signifies an important landmark in our history. The blank leaves are reserved for… Read more »
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