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 Program Overview
​The Substance Abuse Prevention Program (KCSAAP) was first established by the Kitsap County Board of Commissioners in 1990 to develop needed substance abuse prevention resources and to support and assist with the coordination of existing prevention programs and services for youth, families, schools and communities.


Find resources below to help young people, their families and friends prevent substance abuse, learn more about drug and alcohol addiction and get help. 


Check out information on Kitsap County Substance Abuse Prevention Coalitions or attend a prevention coalition meeting to learn more and get involved

Learn more about our services or the coalitions here.
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RESOURCES

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 Need help?
​Kitsap1 is your first call for County services and questions.

Call 360.337.5777 or email help@kitsap1.com

​  Substance Abuse Prevention Coalitions

  Contact Us


Laura Hyde, Program Coordinator
(360) 337-4879
lhyde@kitsap.gov

Deanne Jackson,
Coalition Coordinator
(360) 337-4878
djackson@kitsap.gov

Sonya Miles, Deputy Director
Human Services
360-337-4839
smiles@kitsap.gov

Doug Washburn, Director
Human Services
360-337-4526 
dwashburn@kitsap.gov

  Program Services

Washington State Department of Social and Health Services, Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery is funding Coalitions as part of the Community Prevention & Wellness Initiative which focus the limited prevention resources to communities and provide long-term support for positive community change.

  News and Events

Laura Hyde with the County Substance Abuse and Prevention Program talks about the prevention efforts that are working to reduce Marijuana use among teens, even as the drug became more normalized in society. Click here to read the Kitsap Sun article.
 
Marijuana use declines among 10th-graders since the drug was legalized for adult use in the state, Kitsap County's 10th-graders are reporting a decline in use. Click here to read the Kitsap Sun article.

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