About RADAR Network

The RADAR Network, sponsored by SAMHSA's NCADI, is the largest substance abuse prevention and treatment network of its kind. There are more than 700 active Centers worldwide with representation in every State and U.S. territory.

The RADAR Network consists of State clearinghouses, prevention resource centers, and national, international, and local organizations supporting substance abuse prevention activities. There are four types of RADAR Network Centers:

• State Centers
• Specialty Centers
• Associate Centers
• International Documentation Centers

The RADAR Network Mission

The mission of the RADAR Network is to strengthen communication, prevention, and treatment activities among a broad range of organizations to address problems related to substance abuse. RADAR Network Centers are committed to keeping the national and international community informed about the latest regulations, scientific findings, campaigns and materials, and other resources related to alcohol and drug use.

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