Nexus Recovery Center

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A Dallas nonprofit at the forefront of specialized substance abuse services for females, Nexus offers programs for adult women and adolescent girls ages 13 to 17, including those pregnant or accompanied by children. Nexus is one of only a few programs nationally that invites women to bring their children into treatment.

Nexus News

Nexus Launches a "Text to Give" Appeal

Here’s a quick and easy way to give during our mid-year appeal to raise $100,000 by June 30: If your mobile provider is either AT&T or T-Mobile, you can donate through a text message. Simply type 20222 in the "To" field and the word Nexus in the message field. Press "Send." You will receive an immediate response asking you to confirm your gift. Reply with "Yes." A $10 donation to Nexus will be added to your mobile bill. Thanks in advance for helping Nexus better serve our clients, their families, and our community.

Meet the Junior Charter Board of Nexus

Nexus is thrilled to introduce the newly-formed Junior Charter Board of Nexus. District lines have dissolved as these young leaders partner to serve as ambassadors for addiction prevention and awareness.The Board is composed of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors from Booker T. Washington, Yvonne A. Ewell Townview Magnet School, The Hockaday School, St. Mark's of Texas, and Highland Park High School. (Left to Right) Officers: Sam Smathers, Spencer Lewis, Jackson Durham, Taylor White, Sandra Rios, Lauren Axmann, Javier Sanchez, Nick Brodsky, Berkley Wood, Gabrielle Munoz, Holy Haley and Allie Charleton (not pictured – Elizabeth Sockwell & Kobi Naseck).

The Women's Auxiliary Luncheon a Big Success

The spring luncheon, with guest speaker Kristen Johnston, has been our most successful yet. See photos and read more here.

GUTS = GLORY for NEXUS

The GUTS spring luncheon, featuring Emmy-winning Kristen Johnston, enjoyed record community support. The Board of the Women's Auxiliary of Nexus has allocated $127,000 in net proceeds from the luncheon and other annual fundraisers to support the Adolescent Youth Program, Medical Detoxification, and the Client Care Fund. The details are here.

Nexus Welcomes Summer Intern Meredith Davis

Meredith Davis, daughter of Janice Davis, a partner at Bracewell Giuliani in Dallas, is a senior at the University of Alabama, where she studies Marketing with a concentration in Healthcare Management. "I am excited to begin my internship at Nexus, where I am able to apply my skill set to help raise awareness and funds in the community for Nexus."

Meredith will be working in the Development Department office for eight weeks. Her role includes the coordination of projects for the new Junior Charter Board of Nexus and the new Presidents Society. We are delighted to have her aboard!
Jan Osborn, Becca Crowell, Jane Geisse, Robin Bagwell, and Betsy Chambers at the home of philanthropist Ginger Sager.

Nexus Alumni

Are you a Nexus Ex? Are you interested in staying connected with Nexus and other women who have completed our program? If so, we'd love to hear from you. Tell us how to reach you by contacting
Beverly Carroll
Things To
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Nexus provides the full continuum of recovery services.
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Cost should not be a barrier to receiving treatment at Nexus.
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Nexus is accredited by The Joint Commission.
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8733 La Prada Drive
Dallas, TX 75228
(214) 321-0156
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4525 Lemmon Avenue
Number 201
Dallas, TX 75219

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