Moving the Needle on Addiction
May 2, 2018
MADISON, Wis. — This past weekend, Safe Communities held a Recovery and Hope Town Hall Meeting. Despite being after the fact, we want to take this opportunity to reflect on
Safe Communities members
meet our staff, program members and board of directors
African American Opioid Coalition
our staff & program members
Our programs are coordinated by a small staff including an executive director, program managers, project coordinators and contractors who assist where funding allows. Projects are conducted thanks to efforts of partners who serve on task forces and program teams.
Itina Johnson
African American Opioid Coalition & Traffic Safety Project Coordinator
SAFE COMMUNITIES
board of directors
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Corinda Rainey-Moore, Ph.D, President
Community Engagement Manager
UnityPoint Health-Meriter
Kristine Ashe
Joann Solberg
Public Affairs Specialist
AAA Wisconsin
Aurielle Smith
Public Health Madison-Dane County
Lupita Montoto
Assistant Program Director
La Movida/Mid-West Family Broadcasting
Chief Aaron Chapin
Village of McFarland Police
Jim Christensen, Treasurer
Principal
StatOrg Services, LLC
Chief Mike Steffes
Sun Prairie Police Department
Nyra Jordan
Social Impact Investment Director
American Family Insurance
Stacey Wendt-Kaisler
Marketing
SSM Health
Michael Aguilar
President
Innocorp, Ltd.
Nancy McLean
HR Director
State Lab of Hygiene
CURRENT PROGRAM INITIATIVES
RESOURCES AND LINKS
Safe Communities is not a counseling or crisis center and does not provide direct services. If you or someone you know is having suicidal thoughts, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255).
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