Project Unite! Resources & Treatment Providers


Organizations Alcohol & Substance Abuse Prevention
Website Brief Description
Phone
Media Campaign


Variety of Substance Abuse Resources
The Marin Institute www.marininstitute.orgThe Marin Institute is an alcohol industry watchdog and resource for solutions to community alcohol problems.  
National Institute on Drug Abuse www.health.org Confidential info. For all ages & referral services
1-800-662-HELP
Maine Office of Substance Abuse
www.maineosa.org
Resource Library info.
1-800-499-0027
Maine Youth Voices


Youth Policy and Empowerment Project
www.neias.org/MYV


www.neiaz.org/YEP/
Maine Youth Voices - tasked with changing community standards and adult attitudes and behaviors regarding underage drinking.
Youth Policy and Empowerment Project - The goal of the youth driven project is to change factors in the social, legal, economic and political environment that encourage, enable or support underage drinking.
626-3615
Students Against Destructive Decisions
www.sadd.org
To provide students with the best prevention and intervention tools possible to deal with the issues of underage drinking, other drug use, impaired driving and other destructive decisions.

Maine Youth Action Network
www.myan.org
Youth groups of all types can be part of MYAN, including social action, prevention, education, peer listening, mediation, mentoring, health promotion, civil rights and others. If your group is working to make a positive difference, join the network to gain ideas, support and information from other young people and advisors from across the state.

FACE Project
www.faceproject.org
Resources, Training & Action on Alcohol Issues
1-888-822-3223
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)
www.madd.org/chapters
Grass roots organization seeking effective ways to drunk driving & under age drinking problems


Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA)
www.cadca.org
Provides resources and training to community coalitions.


Above the Influence website is sponsored by the National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign
www.abovetheinfluence.com
This campaign reflects teen experiences across the country and how to stand up to the pressures when faced with tough decisions.
U Booze U Looze website - Developed by Lewiston,ME Youth Advisory Council
www.uboozeulooze.com
This website was created as a youth-to-youth outreach program to communicate the many consequences and health-related dangers of underage drinking and to stand up strong to peer pressure. 
National Institute on Alcohol and Alcoholism (NIH, DHHS)
www.niaaa.nih.gov
Educational materials for educating children

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention(OJP, DOJ)
www.udetc.org
Resources and strategies for prevention of underage drinking

Join Together Online
www.jointogether.org
Free online newsletter with up to date information on alcohol issues

Freevibe.com
Sponsored by the National
Youth and Anti-Drug Media Campaign
www.freevibe.com
Facts & information geared for teens on drug abuse and prevention

The Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration
www.samhsa.gov
The mission of this agency is to build resilience & facilitate recovery for people with or at risk for mental health or substance use disorders.  Many resources for programs, policies, andgrants are provided.
Communities for Children
www.communitiesforchildren.org
Striving to improve the well-being of children in every Maine community.

Maine Office of Substance Abuse parent resource prevention websitewww.maineparents.net
Resources for Maine parents and community partners to help reduce underage alcohol use and keep teens safe.

Drug Free America
www.drugfreeamerica.org
Helping kids and teens reject substance abuse by influencing attitudes through persuasive information (i.e. T.V., radio, etc.)

Parents. The Anti-Drug
www.theantidrug.com
Latest information on teen drug abuse and prevention. Also parent newsletter.

Stop Alcohol Abuse
www.stopalcoholabuse.gov
This website provides one-stop access to a range of Government-approved materials on underage drinking, primarily through linkages to agency sites.

National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
www.teens.drugabuse.gov
Drug facts, games, activities, learning resources, etc. Great tool for students, parents, and teachers.

Treatment Support
Websites and Addresses


Maine Alcoholics Anonymous
www.aamaine.org


Maine Al-Anon


Alateen
www.maineafg.org


www.al-non.alateen.org

1-800-498-1844


Marijuana Anonymous World Services
www.marijuana-anonymous.org
Lots of resources provided including  online meetings.
1-800-766-6779

Cross Roads For Women (Maine)
www.crossroadsforwomen.org

773-9931 x102
Day-One (Maine)
www.day-one.org

767-0991
St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center
www.stmarysmaine.com

777-8700
Tri-County Mental Health Services
www.tcmhs.org

783-9141
St. Francis House
www.catholiccharitiesmaine.org

784-2901
Maine Helpline
www.211maine.org

211
Common Ties Mental Health Coalition
140 Canal St., Lewiston

795-6042
Community Concepts Inc.
79 Main St., Lewiston

795-4065
Facing Change
4 Park St., Suite 303, Lewiston

784-0992
Transitions Counseling Inc.
460 Main St., Lewiston

1-888-773-8886
Being One Counseling Services
157 Main St., Lewiston

783-4268
Community Clinical Services
393 Sabattus St., Lewiston

782-9551
Central Maine Counseling Services
276 Maine St., Lewiston

782-3386
Evergreen Behavioral Services
80 Maine St., Livermore

778-0035
Blue Willow Counseling Center
300 Pine St., Suite 303, Lewiston

777-3399
Right Direction Counseling
679 Lisbon Rd., Lisbon Falls

353-2738

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