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For more information regarding the Masonic
Foundation for the Prevention of Substance Abuse, Inc. Recognition
Training, and how you, your school, school district or organization
can participate, please call or e-mail:
Liz Means
Executive Director
202 SE Crestwood
Lee’s Summit, MO 64063
Phone: 816-347-1772
Fax: 816-347-1772
E-mail: lmeans@gbronline.com
Ronald D. Miller
Grand Secretary
Grand Lodge of Missouri
6033 Masonic Drive, Suite B
Columbia, MO 65202-6535
Phone: 573-474-8561
Fax: 573-474-3601
E-mail: rmiller@momason.org
Pat Wheat
E-mail: pwheat@kc.rr.com
Northwest Regional Director
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Missouri
Masonic Foundation for the
Prevention of Substance Abuse, Inc.
Making a Positive Difference for
the Children and Youth of Today and Tomorrow!
Pre-K-12 Student Substance/Physical
Abuse Recognition Training
The Missouri Masonic Foundation for the Prevention of Substance
Abuse, Inc. is a service of the Grand Lodge of Missouri Ancient,
Free and Accepted Masons. One of the hallmarks of Freemasonry
is that it is committed to family, children and youth, and society.
The Foundation was developed in response to the concerns Missouri
Freemasons share about youth who are at risk due to physical
abuse, substance abuse, or violence.
The Missouri Masonic Foundation for the Prevention of Substance
Abuse, Inc. provides the Student Assistance Program which offers
workshops to school personnel and concerned community members
to identify the symptoms in youth who are experiencing alcohol
or drug problems, or are involved in other abuse situations.
A successful intervention will include: Identification, Assessment,
Intervention, and Referral for professional services.
Missouri Freemasons Provide:
- Facilities for training statewide
- Professional Facilitators
- Workshop training for learning how to implement
a successful intervention for at-risk youth
- Identification of local resources for collaboration
efforts
- Support for team building
Participants can receive 16 hours of State
approved continuing education units (CEU).
One hour of graduate school credit is available through Northwest
Missouri State University. The university charges a transcript
fee for the credit.
Student Assistance Program materials will be provided.
Freemasonry offers a variety of opportunities for involvement
and personal fulfillment:
- Fellowship
- Leadership Training & Opportunities
- Social Activities for Your Entire Family
- Research Libraries/History
- Access to the Entire Masonic Family including
Eastern Star, York Rite, Scottish Rite, Shrine and many
other organizations
- Masonic Youth Organizations such as Rainbow,
Job’s Daughters, and DeMolay
- Masonic Home of Missouri
- Support of Youth Activities
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