615 N. State St., Suite 2;
Stanton MI 48888
Who belongs to MPA?
Individuals come from the fields of health, education, substance abuse
prevention, criminal justice, law enforcement and human services.
Membership is open to volunteers, professionals, retirees, students and other interested citizens from all fields.
Why should I join?
MPA unites prevention advocates across disciplines to create a large, vocal
constituency on behalf of prevention efforts throughout the human life span.
MPA also provides members with access to a broad range of people with a
common vision and from different systems – people who have resources,
strategies and skill to share as well as people working locally to raise
prevention’s visibility and credibility. We can do it better by working together.
What are the benefits of MPA membership?
newsletter and advocacy listserve
advocacy training and support
access to an inter-disciplinary network of preventionists
opportunity to speak in one voice
reduced rates for meetings and conferences
Individuals come from the fields of health, education, substance abuse
prevention, criminal justice, law enforcement and human services.
Membership is open to volunteers, professionals, retirees, students and other interested citizens from all fields.
Why should I join?
MPA unites prevention advocates across disciplines to create a large, vocal
constituency on behalf of prevention efforts throughout the human life span.
MPA also provides members with access to a broad range of people with a
common vision and from different systems – people who have resources,
strategies and skill to share as well as people working locally to raise
prevention’s visibility and credibility. We can do it better by working together.
What are the benefits of MPA membership?
newsletter and advocacy listserve
advocacy training and support
access to an inter-disciplinary network of preventionists
opportunity to speak in one voice
reduced rates for meetings and conferences