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Methadone
Support
and
Advocacy
Network
Request
for
Proposals
(RFP)
11/20/98
The Drug Policy Foundation
has announced the availability of a grant to foster the creation of a national
Methadone Support and Advocacy Network. The Methadone Network is
designed to encourage methadone supporters to identify and build consensus
around policy issues that meet their own needs while providing decision-makers
and other stakeholders with insight into both the effectiveness of methadone
and the needs of methadone clients. The network will be comprised
of consumers (past and present methadone clients), organizations founded
and/or run by methadone clients, methadone providers as appropriate and
related supporters of methadone and methadone clients (such as harm reduction
organizations, needle exchange programs, other drug treatment consumers
and supporters, families, friends and significant others of current and
former methadone users). A grant award between $50,000-$100,000 is
anticipated.
For further information,
contact: Drug Policy Foundation, 4455 Connecticut Ave., NW, Washington,
DC 20008, (202) 537-5005 (phone), (202) 537-3007 (fax), e-mail [email protected].
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Issue #68, 11/20/98
Federal Court To Decide on Legality of Testimony for Leniency Deals | Amnesty International Report: Too Many Children Incarcerated in America | Government Health Officials Deny Marijuana and Pain Study, Again | Swiss to Vote on Drug Legalization | Australian Officials Call for Heroin Maintenance | Methadone Support and Advocacy Network Request for Proposals (RFP) | Philadelphia Bar Association Holding Medical Marijuana Forum 1-Dec | And the Winner is | Editorial: Thanksgiving in a Time of (Drug) War
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