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The Drug Abuse Multimedia show presented by the People’s Clinic has shifted gears this Fall as the Clinic Drug Education Trainers began bringing the program before organized groups, such as churches and civic associations. After a presentation to the Seventh District Police Community Relations Association on September 3, an official remarked that it was the best program they had ever hosted.
This Summer the ninety-minute program was shown to nearly eight hundred residents of Skinker DeBaliviere and Parkview, at block meetings and gatherings of other small groups of friends and neighbors. Information on arranging a presentation of the Program may be obtained by calling the People’s Clinic on weekdays, at 721-5577. The Drug Abuse Education Project is funded by a grant from the National Institute of Mental Health, through the National Institute of Mental Health, through the National Free Clinic Council.
Originally published in The Paper, October 1974.
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