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ByAdminAdmin 08/17/2022Methadone treatment is entering a new era giving methadone patients opportunities that they never had before. Our views and issues are being taken seriously by many and it is important that advocacy organizations continue their important role as the patient’s voice. It is because of the hard work of many of the NAMA chapters that…
National Methadone Conference Indexes
ByAdminAdmin 07/26/20212005 National Alliance of Methadone Advocates. Letter to HBO. Re: Methadonia. October 4, 2005. White, D. MAP. Letter to Linda Martz . News-Journal (Mansfield, OH), January 6, 2005. Kitts, C. Virginia NAMA. Letter to the Editor . Roanoke Times, January 3, 2005. 2004 Mandel, G. Maryland NAMA. Letter to Sheriff Chris Curry. November 9, 2004. Woods, J. National Alliance…
Methadone Maintenance Treatment is under attack in West Virginia
ByAdminAdmin 05/03/2023National Alliance of Methadone Advocates Virginia NAMA Addiction Treatment Watchdog Advocates for Recovery through Medicine Date: January 28, 2004 For Immediate Release Contact: Joycelyn Woods [email protected] Charles Kitts [email protected] Phone: (212) 595-6262 Terri Martinez [email protected] Chris Kelly [email protected] Delegate Marshall Long, D-Mercer County, West Virginia, plans to introduce a bill creating new state regulations for…
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ByAdminAdmin 08/18/2022The Federal Regulations Pages are a work in progress. In coming weeks they will be better formatted, indexed, etc. But due to overwhelming demand, we have decided to place them up AS IS for the time being. Please inform us of typos, etc. PS- New York State regulations coming soon! If you have the methadone…
Makers To Include Medication Assisted Treatment in Access to Recovery Grants
ByAdminAdmin 04/07/2023National Alliance of Methadone Advocates June 14, 2004 Contact: Joycelyn Sue Woods, M.A., C.M.A., President Phone/Fax (212) 595-NAMA/6262 Walter Ginter, C.M.A., Vice President Phone (203) 233-8266 In a few days the first proposals requesting funds from President Bush’s One Hundred Million Dollar Access to Recovery Program are due in Washington. The purpose of these grants…