MAINE ASSOCIATION of
SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAMS
Hall of Flags Press Conference

 

Events

MONDAY JANUARY 23, 2012

Portland Recovery Community Center GRAND OPENING!  Drop in between 10 am and 6 pm
468 Forest Avenue, Portland, ME (207)458-4366
Park on side streets - no onsite parking at the Center

THURSDAY, JANUARY 26 - webcast

"Designer Drugs: The New Frontier"  A FREE, Public Domain Video Program available as a C-Satellite Downlink and as an On-Demand Webcast

Thursday, January 26th, 2012   1:00-2:00 PM Eastern Time              

Register online at http://www.mctft.com/telecasts/upcoming_telecourses.shtml

 

From the Underage Drinking Enforcement Training Center

New Distance Learning Course Launched: Environmental Strategies

    • The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) and the Underage Drinking Enforcement Training Center (UDETC) are pleased to launch the second in a series of on-line distance learning courses.  These courses aim to provide law enforcement and community organizations with valuable, no-cost training that focuses on the reduction of underage access to alcohol.  The newest course in this series is “Environmental Strategies” and can be accessed at www.udetc.org/distancelearning.htm.
    • This two hour online course is designed as a basic-level familiarization to environmental strategies targeting the reduction of youth access to alcohol and a foundation for follow-up on-site training provided by UDETC.  The course provides basic strategies and information on assessing community needs and applying science-based strategies.

 

Click here for the link to a flyer for A Parent’s Guide To Social Networking, a DVD tool for parents created by the Coastal Healthy Communities Coalition. 

 

Save the Date: Saturday, April 28 2012 is the next National Drug Take Back Initiative.   Mike Wardrop from the DEA Portland provided the following information about the October 29th collection:

    • Again, Maine ranked #1 per capita in the US for the largest state collection.
    • For the first time, Maine had the largest collection in New England with 14,140 lbs.  Massachusetts had the 2nd largest collection with 12,464 lbs.
    • Maine ranked #6 in the US for its total collection effort behind the states of CA, NY, WI, OH and PA.


Ongoing Events

Maine Prevention Calendar