About This Event
Are you interested in making your city safer and healthier? Do you want to help those in your community affected by addiction and mental health disorders?
Join us for an hour of introduction to TASC, a nonprofit organization working in your community. Following a brief presentation by our President and CEO Joel K. Johnson on the work TASC is currently doing in and around Belleville and the difference we make, there will be time for conversation with TASC staff and others in your community interested in making a difference. Continental breakfast is included. Come get to know us!
TASC, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that is committed to building a healthier, safer, and more just society. Since 1976, we have been dedicated to keeping families together and strengthening communities by connected people with resources and support to help them overcome addiciton and mental health challenges. For almost 50 years, we have seen that when TASC is involved an individual is more likely to complete treatment, less likely to be rearrested, and more likely to be reunified with their family.
About This Event
Are you interested in making your city safer and healthier? Do you want to help those in your community affected by addiction and mental health disorders?
Join us for an hour of introduction to TASC, a nonprofit organization working in your community. Following a brief presentation by our President and CEO Joel K. Johnson on the work TASC is currently doing in and around Belleville and the difference we make, there will be time for conversation with TASC staff and others in your community interested in making a difference. Continental breakfast is included. Come get to know us!
TASC, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that is committed to building a healthier, safer, and more just society. Since 1976, we have been dedicated to keeping families together and strengthening communities by connected people with resources and support to help them overcome addiciton and mental health challenges. For almost 50 years, we have seen that when TASC is involved an individual is more likely to complete treatment, less likely to be rearrested, and more likely to be reunified with their family.