About Us

ABOUT US

A Community Anti-Drug Network

The Muskogee Community Anti-Drug Network (Muskogee CAN) Coalition is a program of Neighbors Building Neighborhoods of Muskogee, Inc. The purpose of Muskogee CAN is to prevent substance abuse in Muskogee County before it ever begins. We collaborate with many parts of our community; parents, schools, employers, and community leaders to help our community take a stand against substance abuse. We are dedicated to providing our members and community partners with news, quality statistics, insight, and possibilities.

OUR HISTORY

History of Muskogee CAN

What began initially 2008 as a Strategic Prevention Framework – State Incentive Grant through Cherokee Nation, with the concentration purpose to reduce the prescription drug misuse and the opioid epidemic, quickly grew into a full coalition with an expanded focus on the usage and sale of alcohol and tobacco under aged youth. Grant funding has been secured for more than 12 years to sustain and support the mission and outreach. Representing of the 12 sectors of prevention outreach, the current coalition is a collaboration of community members, parents, youth, businesses, law enforcement, medical professionals, media and nonprofit sector partners who are dedicated to working on reduction of substance use and abuse in Muskogee County.

Who We Serve

The Muskogee CAN serves Muskogee County, one of 77 counties in Oklahoma with a population of 70,593. Communities in the county include: Boynton, Braggs, Council Hill, Haskell, Fort Gibson, Muskogee, Oktaha, Porum, Summit, Taft, Wainwright, and Webbers Falls. Muskogee County has nine public school districts, one state-run school, and three private schools.

This website is funded through a Drug Free Communities Grant.