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  The Long Beach South Bay Substance Abuse Coalition seeks to unite the community to maximize its impact on the negative effects of drug and alcohol addiction.

 

Our goals are to:

 

 PROVIDE >>>>>> networking opportunities 

 INFORM >>>>>>> members of developments in the field
 CREATE >>>>>>  awareness of legislative and funding opportunities
 PARTICIPATE >> in advocacy activities
 OFFER >>>>>>>> education and training opportunities
 SUPPORT >>>>> its members, treatment centers and recovery
    
      The Coalition seeks to unite the community to maximize its impact on the negative effects of alcohol and other drugs.
 

 

  

    

Substance Abuse is costly

 

       The nation spends about $168 billion on alcohol and other substance abuse problems each year. That is $675 for every man, woman and child in the coutry. Substance Abuse affects not only the abuser, but their family, friends and the community at large as well.

 

      For over twenty five years, the Long Beach South Bay Substance Abuse Coalition has been committed to improving local communities by joining together to address the impact of substance abuse, and minimize the pain and suffering created by these problems

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Executive Board Members 2009

 

President                      Jim Morrow

Vice President                Andrew Martin

  Secretary                  Mario Mungaray

Treasurer                    Luis Lozano


Board Members 

 

Monica Stel

Dow Parkes

Candy Cargill-Fuller

Barbara Smith

Peter Caldwell

John Swain

John Travers


 In Memorium...David Guillen

 

 

 

LBSBSAC Mission Statement 

     The Long Beach South Bay Substance Abuse Coalition seeks to improve our local communities through a network of agencies and concerned individuals joining forces to alleviate the pain and suffering caused by alcohol and drugs.