Treatment Trends, Inc.
Kevin Mineo is an experienced case manager currently working at Treatment Trends, Inc. since April 2023, where responsibilities include coordinating resources for participants in need of drug and alcohol treatment, mental health support, and housing. Prior to this role, Kevin served as a case manager at St. Luke's Penn Foundation from May 2017 to April 2023, providing resource coordination for children and their families, focusing on community activities, education, and mental health services. Kevin's earlier experience includes a supervisory role as a Control Center Operator at Covenant Security Services and a Youth Care Worker position with Northampton County, where Kevin oversaw resident activities and ensured safety through structured support. Kevin's career began as a Security Officer with Allied Barton and includes a brief role as a highway maintenance worker with Lower Nazareth Township. Kevin holds a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and Corrections from Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania, obtained in 2009.
Treatment Trends, Inc.
Treatment Trends, Inc. (TTI) is a non-profit organization which has been providing treatment for Substance Use Disorders since 1969. Our mission is to lessen the suffering caused by addiction by providing passionate treatment services through a continuum of care. Our vision is to help individuals gain long-term recovery from their addiction and related self-destructive behavior, so they can live the full, healthy, addiction free life they deserve. Treatment services are delivered through our programs and centers located in Lehigh and Northampton Counties. Lehigh County Programs: Allentown Residential (previously known as Keenan House), Allentown Halfway Home (previously known as Halfway Home of the Lehigh Valley), Allentown Outpatient (previously known as Confront), Allentown Recovery House (previously known as the Richard S. Csandl Recovery House), and Allentown The Center (previously known as Allentown Center for Recovery). Northampton County Programs: Bethlehem Hope Center, Northampton Change on Main, and Palmer Recovery Center TTI works directly with the community to offer a continuum of care to all individuals seeking support in their pathway to recovery.