Welcome!

WASA was organized in 1986-1987 in response to concerns about substance abuse problems, both locally and globally.  The ongoing goal of the organization is to educate all members of the Westford community about substance abuse.  A long range goal is to assure that programs are in place which will aid in the prevention and treatment of all forms of substance abuse in the community of Westford.  A Board of Directors, made up of a cross section of the Westford community, manages the affairs of the group.

Red Flags and Resources Guide

Westford Against Substance Abuse (WASA) co-published the Red Flags and Resources Guide with other area town coalitions in June 2005 Red Flags and Resources is a prevention guide for parents, teens and other adult care givers.

It was mailed home to all Westford high school students. Middle school students took it home from school to give to their parents. Red Flags Resource Guide will be distributed to all 6th graders in the late spring.

If you have any questions regarding the guide please call Tina Grosowsky 978-399-2528 or email: tgrosowsky@westfordma.gov .


Westford Against Substance Abuse (WASA)
New “Collage” Ornament Fundraiser 2009

westford_hill_orchard_3d_rev-2This ornament is a beautiful gold plated brass replica of three Westford famous icons.  The Hill Orchard represented by an apple tree, the Stone Arch Bridge and the Westford Knight (2” x 3”). Packaged in an attractive box. It is accompanied by a special certificate containing historical information about the Westford sites. This is the third ornament of a collectible line that WASA is creating with a new ornament produced each year. These will be sold on a first come basis and will not be reissued, so be sure to buy it soon! These make great teacher and family gifts.It is on sale at the Board of Health and Roudenbush. Cost is $15.00 and is tax deductible. WASA also has Town Hall & Kimball Farm ornaments still available.  For additional information call Tina Grosowsky at 978-399-2528 .

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Upcoming Events:

Mad…Sad..Bad! Helping Young Children Deal with Strong Feelings.
Deborah Weinstock-Savoy, Ph.D.
January 20, 2010 (snow date Jan 21)
7:00 pm Stony Brook Middle School Auditorium