In July, 2011, Joseph Munson stepped down as Executive Director for BRAADC. Lisa Bailey took the reins as new Executive Director and will be a valuable asset to the BRAADC team. With her experience and dedication, the future of BRAADC is sure to be filled with hope and growth for the adult men and women suffering with substance abuse and addiction in the Greater Baton Rouge Area.
Out of the spirit of coming together and meeting community needs, the First United Methodist Church of Baker has opened a first-class commercial kitchen that produces quality food for organizations and schools in the surrounding area called the Community Café. The Baton Rouge Alcohol and Drug Center has become one of those organizations collaborating with this new venture to provide wholesome, quality meals to their patients. Community Café will be providing breakfast, lunch and dinner to the Center daily. Mr. Ron Stott oversees this new collaborative effort.
