Drug abuse

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In 2004, United Ways across the Greater Capital Region formed the Regional Leaders Collaborative (RLC) to work on common issues affecting communities throughout the region.

RLC identified the issue of youth empowerment, especially around substance abuse pr...

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The group is working on a community plan to address drug and substance abuse on island.

ADVERTISEMENT The meeting includes information booths and two panels with speakers from the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse, the Guam Police Department, Sanctuary Inc.

and health-care professionals.

There will also be a question and answer period for the audience, Topasna said.

The town hall meeting is t...