About Substance Abuse Services Division
Overview
The mission of the Substance Abuse Services division is to reduce the incidence and prevalence of substance abuse and addiction among children and adults in Indiana. The division supports the work of the Governor's Commission for a Drug-Free Indiana, the Meth Free Indiana Coalition, and 92 local coordinating councils (LCCs) to combat substance abuse. The division works to create a comprehensive, unified and integrated response to methamphetamine and other drugs.
Applications
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There are no applications for the Substance Abuse Services division available at this time.
Training Opportunities
Resources
- Substance Abuse & American Families Today
- Courage To Speak
- 2007 State Epidemiological Profile
- 2007 Chart Pack
- Special Edition; NL 3
Related Links
- Governor's Commission for a Drug Free Indiana
- Meth Free Indiana Coalition
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