Oregon Medical Marijuana Program Meeting

Please join us at our next meeting! Some Agenda Items: - Latest Patient and DPC (Caregivers) related News and Announcements - Current Happenings – within the Program, with the Legislature, with Advocates - How to? Forms and etc. - FAQS, Facts and the Issues - Helping people who (1) need a Doctor, (2) need Medicine, (3) Grow Classes, (4) Cooking Classes and such. - Establishing tools for Networking: on-line and off – places to "bulletin board"? - Also, GlassWare Parties combined with Voter Registration and L-T-E (Letters To the Editor) action item ideas - and more! For more information contact MERCY – the Medical Cannabis Resource Center - by calling 503.363-4588 or visiting: www.MercyCenters.org. One of the missions of MERCY is to help establish regular get-togethers in each community where there are (or will be!) medical cannabis patients. The purpose is to get patients networking and self-sufficient within their neighborhoods, assist those seeking information about the OMMP - but - especially to enable consistent, independent and free lines of communication for patients, caregivers and activists. The goal is to get reps from other meeting groups coming to exchange action items of interest to individuals, the group or other visiting reps, as well as sending our rep to their meetings. A network - a chain - of meetings up and down I-5 and across the state working in conjunction with e-mail lists and bulliten boards.
Date: 
Mon, 12/03/2007 - 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Location: 
1127 Long Street
Sweet Home, OR 97386
United States
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