Calhoun County, AL – Don’t forget to join ASAP this Saturday for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, April 22nd from 10:00-2:00 pm! When participants bring unused and expired medication they will have a chance to when a 50-inch TV.
This event is organized by the Agency for Drug Prevention (ASAP.) ASAP is dedicated to strengthening community awareness through substance abuse education and prevention services to individuals, schools, industry, affected individuals and families residing in the State of Alabama. They are a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization that is supported through grants as well as community support.
ASAP provides a variety or support groups, awareness programs, workshops, and training. A wide range of materials are available upon request to assist your organization efforts towards substance abuse prevention and other topics. ASAP works to build a network that utilizes services provided, not only by them, but with other agencies.
Locations:
- Walgreens Pharmacy 800 Quintard Ave, Anniston, AL 36201
- CVS Pharmacy 825 S., Quintard Ave., Oxford, AL 36203
- Walgreens 311 Pelham Rd S., Jacksonville, AL 36265
- Wright Drug Pharmacy 960 Ross St., Heflin, AL 36264
In 1987, the Regional Alcoholism Council formally became the Agency for Substance Abuse Prevention. Today, ASAP provides substance abuse prevention education and intervention services to: schools, community centers, Boys and Girls Clubs, industries, churches and a variety of other organizations and institutions throughout the community.
ASAP provides a variety or support groups, awareness programs, workshops, and training. A wide range of materials are available upon request to assist your organization efforts towards substance abuse prevention and other topics. ASAP works to build a network that utilizes services provided, not only by them, but with other agencies.
For more information, call or email the Agency for Substance Abuse Prevention at 256-831-4436 or [email protected].
