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Karyn Hascal
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Patrick Fogarty
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Russ Read
Secretary
Anita Prater
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Brian Anthony
Derrick Arthur
John Bahe
Jenell Brewer
Maetta Broadus
Carmel Cline
Rick Cloud
Michele McCarthy
Patrick Fogarty
Jason Merrick
Chris Weber
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Call for Nominations for PAR Board of Directors
PAR-People Advocating Recovery’s Board of Directors’ nominating committee is calling for nominations for service on its board.
The deadline for applications is June 28, 2013 Application materials are now available for download on our website. All documents are in Word and also available in PDF format.
Job description (Word) (PDF)
The deadline for applications is June 28 , 2013.
Board members are eligible to serve three terms on the board. Each term lasts for two years.
Thank you for your interest! If you have any questions, please email Mike Barry at mike.barry@peopleadvocatingrecovery.org
Please encourage others who do not have internet access to consider applying.
Make The Naloxone Life-Saving Rescue Kit Closer To Being Available In Kentucky By Removing Legal Barriers. Download the PDF Flyer here
Advocacy with Anonymity is a pamphlet copublished by Join Together and the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence. It answers the question, "How can I stand up for my rights without violating the anonymity tradition of my twelve-step group?" Click to download a PDF version
Kentucky Substance abuse treatment directory released
The University of Kentucky has put together a directory of facilities in the state that treat substance abuse and provide support services for families.
A statement from the school says there are over 2,500 such resources listed in the 2011 Kentucky Substance Abuse Treatment Provider Directory. The list includes at least one resource in each of Kentucky's 120 counties.
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