CPASA expands outreach with social media

PRINCETON — The Community Partners Against Substance Abuse (CPASA) coalition is developing its use of social media as an outreach in its battle against substance abuse among area young people.

About 50 people attended Tuesday morning’s CPASA meeting at the Bureau/Putnam County Health Department in Princeton, at which CPASA member Terry Madsen talked about the CPASA website, at www.cpasa.org, as well as the CPASA Facebook page.

CPASA’s web page offers a variety of information, including projects and programs, a question/answer section on signs of abuse or addiction and treatment options, as well as information on different substances and also available resources, Madsen said.

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