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February 1973

About Alcoholism - Alcoholism Information, Research and Treatment

Government-Industry Team

All Canadian provinces have sources of information on alcoholism, as well as available treatment centers. But [Ontario's] Addiction Research Foundation, a provincial agency set up in 1949 to provide information, treatment, and research on alcoholism and drug abuse, is unique in maintaining a program specifically for the employed alcoholic. More than 60 Ontario companies and government departments have established joint programs with ARF's clinic on Toronto's May Street. There, in the past two years, some 400 Ontario employees suffering from alcoholism have received treatment. Of the first 100 referrals (those back on the job long enough for reasonable appraisal), more than 60 have returned to work at normal or improved productivity levels.

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