Upcoming Events
Events List Navigation
Substance Abuse Prevention Skills Training (SAPST)
This 4-day training meets the criteria for the Missouri Substance Abuse Prevention Associate credential requirement. This training is ideal for prevention and treatment professionals, coalition members, and other interested in prevention.
Cost is $50.
Find out more »The Wellness Council’s Financial Management Training
This generation is great at a lot of things, but managing money isn't always one of them. Learning how to effectively manage your finances can be a daunting task. NCADA's Wellness Council and Wells Fargo want to help, so they partnered to bring a free financial management training to young adults! Learn how to budget, save, and build/rebuild credit. Register here to reserve your spot in the class, and join us for the Wellness Council's inaugural event! For more information contact Max Dieter, (314) 962-3456…
Find out more »Current Issues In Tobacco Regulation
Leading public health experts from both federal and state agencies will share how they are working to respond to and address trends in the tobacco industry.
This is a free event, but registration is required.
Find out more »Opioid/Heroin Remembrance and Resource Event
NCADA’s 3rd Annual Heroin/Opioid Remembrance and Resource Event is a benefit to remember those lost to our region’s opioid epidemic, to celebrate those in recovery, and to provide resources to families coping with substance use issues.
Find out more »Coalition on Addictions
This month's speaker and topic:
Charles Franke – Creating Safety: A Guide for Working with Trauma Across Healthcare Settings
Participation is open to anyone interested in the prevention and treatment of addictions. Lunch is provided free of charge (courtesy of Alkermes, Inc.)
One CEU contact hour certificate is available for $5.00.
Find out more »Youth Mental Health First Aid Training – St. Charles County
Youth Mental Health First Aid is a free, one-day training that teaches participants how to provide initial help to young people experiencing mental health problems such as depression, anxiety disorders, psychosis and substance use disorders.
Meets requirements for mental health training.
Find out more »Youth Mental Health First Aid Training – Franklin County
Youth Mental Health First Aid is a free, one-day training that teaches participants how to provide initial help to young people experiencing mental health problems such as depression, anxiety disorders, psychosis and substance use disorders.
Meets requirements for mental health training.
Find out more »Ethics – Ethics yoU
When you sign a code of ethics, who is the commitment really between? Who determines what's right and what's wrong? Ethics yoU will help you answer these questions, and more.
6 contact hours approved by the Missouri Credentialing Board and the State Committee for Social Workers.
Find out more »Coalition on Addictions
This month's speaker and topic:
Dr. Jaye Shyken – Maternity Care for Women with Substance Use Disorder
Participation is open to anyone interested in the prevention and treatment of addictions. Lunch is provided free of charge (courtesy of Alkermes, Inc.)
One CEU contact hour certificate is available for $5.00.
Find out more »Speak Hard 2019
Save the date… Thursday, March 14, 2019.
Details and registration information will be available soon.
The annual Speak Hard Youth Conference, sponsored by ACT Missouri, is held annually in Jefferson City, MO. For the past 14 years Speak Hard has given youth grades 9-12 the opportunity to learn about underage drinking, substance abuse, and prevention.
Find out more »