Welcome to Target Cities Project Cross-Site Team Home Page!
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About this siteThis is the internet home of the Cross-Site team of the Target Cities project, which is based at the University of Akron's Department of Sociology. Target Cities is the national treatment demonstration program funded by the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT), Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The purpose of the Target Cities program is to improve systems and reduce fragmentation, lack of coordination and inefficiency among publicly funded treatment and associated service providers in cities with high alcohol and drug abuse prevalence. To learn more about what Target Cities and Cross-Site team is, visit our General Information page. This web site is intended primarily to serve as a medium for dissemination of information and communication between the Cross-Site team and local Target Cities. If you don't work or aren't otherwise related to the Target Cities project, you may find most of the information on this site of little interest, and actually, your access to certain pages may be restricted.
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This page was created by Anatoli Kouznetsov,
last modified on December 14, 1998
and was accessed times since Dec. 4, 1998.
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