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SAMHSA News - January/February, Volume 16, Number 1


Atay, Blake Receive President's Award

seal of the President of the United StatesTwo SAMHSA employees recently received the President’s Volunteer Service Award at the 2008 Martin Luther King, Jr., Day celebration sponsored by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Joanne Atay from SAMHSA’s Center for Mental Health Services and Lisa Blake from SAMHSA’s Office of Program Services were honored at the event.

In 2003, President Bush created the President’s Council on Service and Civic Participation. The Council created the President’s Volunteer Service Award program as a way to honor Americans who inspire others to engage in volunteer service.

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Inside This Issue
Veterans & Their Families: A SAMHSA Priority
Part 1
Part 2
Resources for Veterans
Statistics: Short Report
Administrator's Message


Grant Funding Opportunities

Science and Service Awards: Call for Entries

Recovery Month 2008 Online

FASD Resources
For Juvenile Justice Professionals
For Teachers

Teen Substance Abuse
Combating Teen Prescription Drug Abuse
Decline in Illicit Drug Use by 8th Graders
Millions of Youth Misusing Cough, Cold Medicines

Integrating Hepatitis Services

Medicaid & Mental Health Services: State by State

New Data on Treatment Facilities: N-SSATS

SAMHSA National Advisory Council: New Members

Staff in the News
Delany Named New OAS Director
President's Volunteer Service Awards

Criminal Justice & Treatment Brochure: Spanish


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