Family Planning Council of Iowa (FPCI)
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Governor's Office of Drug Control Policy
"To reduce substance abuse, crime and violence through the development, promotion and implementation of comprehensive and coordinated state strategies and policies." Grant information, PDFI, SAFE.
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Iowa Board of Substance Abuse Certification (IBSAC)
IBSAC exists to enhance the quality of substance abuse services in Iowa by certifying alcohol and drug counselors, assessment specialists, and prevention specialists.
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Iowa Consortium for Substance Abuse Research and Evaluation
The Consortium is an alliance of academic institutions, policy makers, and treatment centers committed to strengthening substance abuse prevention and intervention activities in Iowa through research and evaluation.
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Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH)
Promoting and protecting the health of Iowans.
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Iowa Substance Abuse Information Center (ISAIC)
A directory of substance abuse links; drug and alcohol abuse, gambling, health and mental health issues, violence prevention; information for parents, youth, educators, professionals and special populations. Order substance abuse materials online. Plus searchable databases: The Directory of Treatment/Prevention Services and List of Self-help Group Meetings.
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Iowa Substance Abuse Program Directors' Association (ISAPDA)
A non-profit professional membership organization for directors and managers of Iowa's substance abuse prevention and treatment programs. Parent organization of Training Resources.
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Office of the Governor and Lt. Governor
Read current or archived news, legislation and more, from the Governor's office.
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Prairielands ATTC
Prairielands ATTC is dedicated to providing state-of-the-art trainings, curricula and resources on substance use issues for counselors, health care professionals and members of the community. Currently, Prairielands ATTC serve the states of Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota.
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Recovery Iowa
RecoveryIowa.org seeks to organize a grassroots effort to reduce the stigma attached to those in recovery from substance abuse addiction. Resources for people in recovery.
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