Project Prevention

ren that will potentially be taken away. Unlike incarceration, our program is extremely cost-effective and does not punish the participants. Project Prevention does not have the resources to combat the national problems of poverty, housing, nutrition, education, and rehabilitation services. The resources we do have are spent to PREVENT a problem for $300 rather than paying millions after it happens to care for a potentially damaged child. We seek and welcome alliances with all sectors of our communities including drug treatment programs, hospitals, and social service departments and have established such contacts throughout the United States. Visit our website for more information!