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Doña Ana County, New Mexico
Summary of the External Launch
November 23, 2002

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Mr. Frank Pecastaing singing an original song, "America, Tapestry of Life," at the opening of the FASD external launch event in Las Cruces, New Mexico.	Photo 1

Ms. Mary Alice Garay, Ben Archer Health Center Executive Director, welcoming everyone to the FASD external launch event.	Photo 2

An 11-year-old boy entertaining the audience with Spanish-language songs.	Photo 3

Ms. Angela Zamora, Ben Archer Health Center MCH Coordinator, being interviewed at the conclusion of the FASD external launch event by KFOX Channel 8 News, a Fox affiliate.	Photo 4

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Creating Hope for Women in Recovery: A Web Guide to Planning an FASD Summit (11/15/08)

State Action Guide on Mandatory Point-of-Purchase Messaging about Alcohol and Pregnancy (10/30/08)

New FASD Booklet (10/30/08)

SAMHSA Awards Almost $16 Million to Prevent and Reduce Alcohol Use among Youth (10/15/08)

SAMHSA Awards Over $146 Million in Grants for Child Mental Health Services (10/8/08)

Most of Those Who Need Treatment for Illicit Drugs Do Not Receive It or Think They Need It (10/15/08)

Substance Abuse Treatment Facility Locator Updated (9/15/08)

Facilitators: Training to teach Triumph Classes to Parents Raising Children with FASD (Mtg March 2009) ([MS Word File] 8/30/08)

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