MCPAL is a youth crime prevention program that utilizes educational, athletic and recreational activities to create trust and understanding between police officers and Medina County youth. MCPAL helps eliminate the uncertainty of the police uniform, allowing kids to see Police Officers in a new light while fostering positive relationships between kids and law enforcement. MCPAL is working hard to establish that police officers are trusted adults. Youths learn how to be productive citizens, with activities reinforcing good manners, teamwork, and honesty. Children learn to respect the rules of MCPAL which will translate into becoming positive ambassadors of the community. Visit MedinaPal.org to learn more about this great program.
The Medina County Health & Recovery Board's mission is to decrease stigma and provide hope for a better life by assuring the availability of high-quality services in the areas of mental health, substance use, and recovery support to all Medina County residents through planning, purchasing cost effective services to the extent resources are available, coordinating, and evaluating these services. For help with finding treatment information and resources, please visit their site at the links provided.
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