Allegan Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition/Meth Task Force (ASAP)
The mission of ASAP is to unite the community in identifying and solving substance abuse issues.
For more information contact Heidi Denton at Allegan County Community Mental Health Services by email or by phone at 269-673-6617 x 2714.

Community Alliance Against Substance Abuse (CAASA)
The mission of CAASA is to use community resources and expertise to eliminate youth substance use through collaborative planning and community action. 

Berrien County Alcohol Task Force (BCAT)  This task force works to change the environment surrounding alcohol-related issues with the goal of reducing high-risk drinking behaviors in Berrien County and lowering the number of lives lost and damage done because of alcohol-related traffic crashes.  

For more information contact Nate Hill at the Berrien County Health Department by email or by phone at 269-927-5698.

Berrien County Tobacco Reduction Coalition:  The mission of the Berrien County Tobacco Reduction Coalition (BCTRC) is to establish a tobacco-free lifestyle as the standard for Berrien County residents. The mission is fulfilled by promoting and implementing community policies designed to encourage people to quit smoking, prevent children from initiating tobacco use and protect nonsmokers from involuntary exposure to secondhand smoke.

Coalition for a Drug-Free Muskegon
The mission of the Coalition for a Drug-Free Muskegon is to reduce substance use among youth and reduce substance abuse over the entire population over time.

For more information contact Laura Fitzpatrick at the Muskegon community Health Project by email or by phone 231-672-3207.

Muskegon Substance Abuse Collaborative Treatment Committee
The mission of the treatment committee is to create and support enhanced service delivery and accessibility for those individuals who seek treatment for substance abuse.

This is accomplished through maintaining a network of groups, agencies, and organizations that deal with substance abuse treatment issues, and promoting communication to ensure a more efficient treatment process and avoid unwarranted duplication of services.
For more information contact Laura Fitzpatrick at the Muskegon community Health Project by email or by phone 231-672-3207.

Ottawa Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition (OSAP)
Vision Statement:  We who live, work, and care about youth in Ottawa County will prevent youth substance use through effective, coordinated and sustainable action.
For more information about the work of this coalition and how to become a member you can download the orientation packet and the by laws, or contact Leigh Moerdyke by email or by phone at 616-396-2301.

CHOOSE (Communities Helping Ottawa Obtain a Safer Environment) is a community-based collaborative effort that focuses on environmental and policy change regarding alcohol. The goal of the program is to reduce alcohol involved injuries and deaths in Ottawa County by limiting youth access to alcohol, increasing responsible beverage service, and reducing drinking and driving. For more information contact Stephanie VanDerKooi of the Ottawa County Health Department by email or by phone at 616-393-5776. 

Smoke Free Ottawa Coalition  (SFO) is a coalition made up of concerned citizens, public health officials, and non-profit organizations. Its primary commitment is to improve the health of those living in Ottawa County by educating community members about the serious health risks of tobacco and secondhand smoke. SFO's mission is to create a healthier community through tobacco-free living!
For more information contact Amy Oosterink of the Ottawa County Health Department by email or by phone at 616-393-5793.