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FY2010 AmeriCorps State and National Grants
The Corporation for National and Community Service has announced that it is accepting applications for the FY2010 AmeriCorps State and National Grants. 11/02/2009

Juvenile Drug Courts Get $2.4 Million from SAMHSA
Grants totaling $2.4 million have been awarded to a trio of programs that will use the money to expand the addiction treatment capacity of juvenile drug courts. 11/02/2009

Canada: 2010 National Awards for Excellence
The Kaiser Foundation is now accepting nominations for its 2010 National Awards for Excellence, which recognize Canadian addiction and mental-health related programs and advocacy in six distinct categories. 11/02/2009

MA: Youth and Family Grants from John Hancock
John Hancock Financial Services will award grants to Massachusetts community-based groups that serve needy youths and families in Boston. 11/02/2009

$13.5 Million Awarded for Treatment Capacity Expansion
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) has awarded $15.3 million in grants for expanding addiction treatment capacity "in communities that can most benefit from these types of integrated comprehensive services," the agency announced. 11/02/2009

Wisc. Alcohol Taxes Get Mixed Reception
Proposals to raise beer and liquor taxes in Wisconsin -- partly to pay for alcohol treatment and anti-drunk-driving programs -- drew big crowds to the state capital, but the response from lawmakers was less than enthusiastic. 10/23/2009

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Drug Czar Urges Police to Advocate Against Legalization
White House drug czar Gil Kerlikowske's thinking about drug addiction has moved from disdain to enlightenment over the past decade, but the former police chief views drug legalization as a "non-starter" and is urging law-enforcement officials to speak out against the idea.

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