WCADIO’s Mission
To increase public awareness of women’s alcohol and drug abuse issues
and to promote services related to women throughout the state of Oregon.
This means ALL women who are affected by their own alcohol or drug use
or that of their family or friends.

 



WCADIO’s Goals
  • To ensure equity and quality of services for women in the state of Oregon affected by alcohol and other drugs.

  • To receive and evaluate information from Oregon’s
    citizens and alcohol and drug abuse treatment community regarding women’s alcohol
    and drug issues.

  • To provide information and education to the general community.

WCADIO Newsletters

Summer 2008

Other WCADIO News

New Board Member Introduced

 

Calendar of Events

2008 Events


Your Support Is Needed — Your Voice Will Be Heard

CLICK HERE for WCADIO Membership Application

ARTICLES

Drinking Him Under the Table Confers No Bragging Rights

Residential Women &
Women w/Children
Providers List

Women's Treatment Group List


Outpatient
Alcohol & Other Drug
Provider List by County

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Summary of AMH Funds

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WCADIO
PO Box 2106, Salem, OR 97308
Board of Directors

Officers

President.................................................Ann Uhler

Consultant
Phone: 503/620-2574
Email: annsu@ipinc.net
 
Newsletter Editor ..................................Judy Francis
Phone: 208/659-2765
Email: judyofrancis@gmail.com
 
Treasurer........................................Nancy Anderson
Letty Owings Center
Phone: 503/235-3546
 
Secretary............................................Jackie Mercer

NARA
Phone 503/224-1044

 
Past President..........................................Diana Fox


Board Members

Ginger Martin...................Beverly DuBosch
Mary Monnat.....................Rita Sullivan
Claudia Wilcox

Addictions & Mental Health Liaison
Diane Lia

Contact any officer to submit an item to this website.

 




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