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    • About PCSAC
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    • IN CARES ECHO
    • Good Samaritan Law
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    • Youth Prevention Programs
    • SAM marijuana prevention
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Local Coordinating Council Initiatives

Coalition Calendar

Prescription Collection & National Take Back Day

Drunk Driving Task Force (DDTF)

Check our calendar for upcoming events and coalition meeting dates and times.

See 2021 Calendar

Drunk Driving Task Force (DDTF)

Prescription Collection & National Take Back Day

Drunk Driving Task Force (DDTF)

A partnership between law enforcement and the community that provides education and prevention awareness programs.

Learn More about DDTF Programs

Prescription Collection & National Take Back Day

Prescription Collection & National Take Back Day

Prescription Collection & National Take Back Day

Prescription drug abuse, misuse and overdose are increasing at an alarming rate. 

Find drop-off sites & collections dates

About LCC Grant

In the next grant funding cycle we will be interested in evidence-based proposals touching on the following:  Target Population: Veterans, GLBTQ; Target Demographic: Elementary Aged Youth, Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome; Target Locations: Hilltop Neighborhood, South Haven

 

Learn more at monthly coalition meetings, open to the public.  When you become a member, you become eligible for community funding opportunities.

Become a Member

National programs combined with local efforts are vital to changing attitudes, educating individuals and effectively changing behavior around substance use disorder. Becoming a member of the Council will enable your agency to participate in life changing evidence-based programs and strategies that align with the Comprehensive Community Plan for Porter County.

Members are also able to access annual community funds that assist with addressing underage drinking; marijuana use; and opioid/heroin prevention, treatment and recovery best practices. In 2017, we were able to disburse $164,000.00 to agencies providing evidence-based initiatives to member agencies.

There is no cost for individual or organizational memberships, just a willingness to participate in strategies to reduce substance use disorder in our community and network with others that have the same goals. Join the 125 dedicated members by attending the next coalition meeting to learn what you can do to help!

Scroll through the website and see what we have accomplished and what we have yet to do. You can make a difference in your community by supporting the lead agency addressing substance abuse issues since 1989.

Contact Us

If you are a provider and think you may be eligible for grant funds please submit the form below or call, Porter County Substance Abuse Council Executive Director Dawn Pelc at (219) 462-0946

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