About North Warren Counseling Center
Little Hill Foundation is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1957 which operates Alina Lodge and Haley House. For over 60 years Little Hill Foundation has been a leading provider of adult long term substance abuse residential treatment.
Our expertise has shown us that the need for treatment expands beyond the walls of traditional in-residence care and early intervention is crucial.
As a result, we have chosen to expand services in our local community and are proud to introduce North Warren Counseling Center (NWCC).
NWCC offers a comprehensive treatment experience for families struggling with mental health and substance abuse.
Our Mission
The mission of North Warren Counseling Center is to provide substance abuse treatment and mental health care for adults, adolescents and their families.
Bill Stover
Clinical Director
Bill Stover received a bachelor’s degree from Dickinson College in Political Science. He then went on to complete a master’s degree in Criminal Justice at the University of New Haven. He began his career at the Pequannock Valley Mental Health Center working in a program to aid young people with mental health and substance abuse issues in obtaining and maintaining employment. Recognizing the need for more clinical training, Bill went to Arizona State University to obtain his master’s degree in Social Work. Finishing his internship on the Pima-Maricopa Reservation southwest of Phoenix, Bill then returned to the Northeast and became the Director of the Youth Services Bureau, a division of the Pequannock Valley Mental Health Center. After moving to Massachusetts, Bill became the clinical coordinator for the Northeastern Family Institute and served, along with the Clinical Director, as the clinical supervisor for a network of 36 residential programs in six states, serving adults and adolescents with serious mental health issues.
Prior to joining Little Hill Foundation and the North Warren Counseling Center, Bill was the Associate Executive Director at the Family Guidance Center of Warren County for the past 23 years. During that time, Bill wrote the grants for, implemented, and maintained numerous programs. They include the Opportunities for Wellness Intensive Outpatient Treatment and Support Services program, the Heal Empower and Rebuild intensive outpatient program for women with dependent children and substance use issues, the Opioid Overdose Recovery program for Warren County, and the Peer Recovery Center. In addition, he supervised the sexual abuse program that served child and adult victims of sexual abuse in Warren County, outpatient mental health services, and substance use disorder treatment services.
He is very happy to join NWCC, Bill’s passion is creating a culture of support, high quality services, and professionalism that will enable NWCC to serve the people in our area and develop additional programs and service to grow even stronger in the future.