Membership

Why should you get involved with MAPSA? A comprehensive and active statewide substance abuse prevention association benefits Maine and its communities in many ways. MAPSA works to:

Create a statewide climate where communities are empowered to address substance abuse issues.
Demonstrate to key stakeholders that substance abuse prevention needs to be a statewide public health priority.
Provide a network for prevention professionals and coalition members to identify and take action on common issues.
Provide an avenue for dissemination of current research, bestpractices, publications, and resources.
Identify opportunities for state and federal resources.

2012 Membership Details 2012 Membership Form

2012 MAPSA MEMBERS

21 Reasons/Medical Care Development

Aroostook Substance Abuse Prevention (ASAP) Coalition

Bangor Region Public Health & Wellness

BC Consultants

Casco Bay CAN

Catholic Charities Counseling Services

Choose To Be Healthy

Coastal Healthy Communities Coalition

Communities Promoting Health Coalition

Community Concepts

Community Voices

Crisis and Counseling Centers Inc

Day One

Discovery House: Bangor

Five Town Communities That Care

Greater Old Town Communities That Care

Greater Somerset Public Health Collaborative

Greater Waterville Communities for Children & Youth

Healthy Communities of the Capital Area/ASAP

Healthy Androscoggin

Healthy Aroostook

Healthy Lincoln County/Youth Promise

Healthy Sebasticook Valley Coalition

Maine National Guard Counter Drug Task Force

Maine Office of Substance Abuse

Maine Sheriffs Association

Maine Youth Action Network

Maine's Higher Education Alcohol Prevention Partnership

Mid Coast Hospital Substance Abuse Prevention Program

Partners for Healthier Communities

Partnership for a Healthy Northern Penobscot

Piscataquis Public Health Council

Power of Prevention

Public Health Connections

River Valley Healthy Communities Coalition

Tri-County Mental Health Services

Vicki S. Wiegman

Washington County: One Community

MAPSA Member Spotlight

21 Reasons Wins National Award, Secures Federal Funding

ASAP Coalition Helps to Curb Prescription Drug Abuse in Maine

Sanford PSAs on Binge Drinking and Prescription Drug Abuse

HECK of a Problem with Rx Medications Train the Trainer Sessions in Kennebec and Somerset Counties

"Point of No Return," a film about underage drinking, driving and decision-making, is a collaborative effort between Video Creations, Kennebunk Police Department and Coastal Healthy Communities Coalition.

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