MISSION STATEMENT: to empower the Hispanic /Latino community to eliminate the negative impact of HIV/AIDS, violence and the abuse of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs through culturally sensitive prevention, education, intervention, and treatment services. VISION: will be recognized statewide, as a ...

OUR HISTORY The Urban Minority Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Outreach Programs (UMADAOP) of Ohio were established in 1980 via legislation spearheaded by former State Representative William L. Mallory Representative Mallory was informed by Don Turner of Cincinnati, a professional in the field of substanc...

Geron Tate Executive Director Goal: UMADAOP of Mansfield provides a safe, chemically free neighborhood environment in which at-risk youth and adults are exposed to information concerning prevention. This is accomplished through educational groups, counseling sessions, workshops and community support...

Beverly-Jean Pollard, B.A., LSW, OCPS II Executive Director The primary purposes of the Warren Urban Minority Alcohol and Drug Abuse Outreach Program are to: Increase community understanding of substance abuse by conducting education and awareness programs. Reduce the barriers which prevent early id...

OUR PIONEERS OUR PIONEERS William Bowen Retired State Senator 9th District Ohio Commission on African American Males Founder & Chairperson of the Black Male Coalition of Greater Cincinnati Founder & Chairperson of Bowen & Associates, President Jackie Butler Professor of Clinical Psychiat...