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Substance abuse focus of Quincy panel discussion on Nov. 17
Substance abuse focus of Quincy panel discussion on Nov. 17by the same token on mysouthnow
Substance abuse seminar being held in Oak Creek Oct. 20
Substance abuse seminar being held in Oak Creek Oct. 20News and events from our local communities.(Photo: Matt Colby/Now Media Group)A free seminar on substance abuse in southeast Wisconsin will take place at 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 20, at Oak Creek City Hall, 8040 S. Sixth St.The seminar, part of the Healthy Living Series, features Dr. Paul Zenisek, a clinical social worker and substance abuse specialist who will discuss current alcohol and drug patterns in southeast Wisconsin.
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Substance abuse cited as No. 1 reason for DCF cases
Substance abuse cited as No. 1 reason for DCF casesSubstance abuse is the No.1 factor in child abuse and neglect cases in Massachusetts, according to groundbreaking data that reveals for the first time how the state's drug scourge is driving its daunting child welfare caseload."We've always said that certain factors are prevalent in our caseload, including substance abuse, domestic violence and mental health.
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Substance abuse trending down, but some youth face barriers
Substance abuse trending down, but some youth face barriersRecorder StaffGREENFIELD — Substance abuse among Franklin County and the North Quabbin region's youth is decreasing, according to new data released last week, but youth of color, those from low-income families, and those who belong to the LGBTQ community face unique barriers and health disparities that put them at higher risk for risky behavior.The Communities That Care Coalition, an arm of the local Partnership For Youth, conducted the study.The group has been active since 2002.