Envisioning a healthy, safe,
and responsible community.
Creating pathways to reduce substance related challenges through education,
support, advocacy, and partnerships throughout our community.
Programs and Services
For Schools
Our School Programs can make a difference strong enough to stem the tide against addiction in our community.
For Families
We recognize the necessity and efficacy of evidence-based prevention programs and practices.
For Communities
If you are someone you know needs help with a substance use disorder or with their recovery journey, we can help.
For Older Adults
If you’re worried about your own drug or alcohol use, here are some of the warning signs to look for:
Latest News
14 June 2022
Elder abuse refers to intentional or negligent acts by a caregiver or trusted individual that causes harm to an older person. Elder abuse takes many forms including neglect or isolation, physical abuse, sexual abuse, financial abuse and exploitation, and emotional or psychological abuse (including verbal abuse and threats). The costs of elder abuse are high; losses can be tangible (such as homes and life savings) and intangible (such as dignity, independence, and possibly their lives). For society, elder abuse is both an economic and social issue that creates health care and legal costs, which...
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Mercer Council is committed to its mission of creating pathways to reduce substance-related challenges through education, support, advocacy, and partnerships throughout our community. Mercer Council implements research-based programs to provide children and families with tools that empower them to make healthy, safe and responsible choices.
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Our work is not possible without the generous support of donors. Your gift will help us to reach even more individuals and families in our community with education, support, and hope for the future.
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