Substance Abuse Funding News--the twice-monthly report on public and private funding for substance abuse treatment, prevention, and education--is now a Web-based news service entitled Substance Abuse & Disability Services Report. The online format enables us to offer readers more timely notice of new funding, quick updates on breaking news, searchability, archive access and much more than we ever could offer in print.

In each two-week publishing cycle you'll find Substance Abuse & Disability Services Report filled with information about funding for a wide range of programs for alcohol, tobacco, and drug abuse programs, all newly researched and with insights you often won't find anywhere else, including Grants.gov or in foundation directories. Each issue highlights grants from such agencies as the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, HUD, DOE, Veterans Affairs, and other federal and state agencies.

Plus, we talk with funding officials and grants consultants to bring you inside advice--tips that can make all the difference in your grantseeking success. We also cover the latest federal proposals and state initiatives that could affect your programs or community, and we highlight innovative local efforts that cost-effectively address substance abuse problems.

HERE'S HOW WEB DELIVERY BENEFITS YOU

Our editors post new grants and other breaking news throughout our two-week publishing cycle, giving you get more time to pursue promising leads. If you wish, we'll send you quick emails notifying you of every new posting, or you can choose to be notified once a week or when the final issue is compiled.

You can choose to read only the stories of interest to you by using our search engine to customize content by areas of interest, state or keyword.

Miss a posting? Just check our convenient calendar and you can instantly access a previous posting.

You have unlimited access to our extensive Web Library of online resources, where we post complete text of bills, reports, links to other sites and more. And you can easily access our archive of back issues any time you wish.

Pressed for time, or prefer a hard copy? All material is available in printer-friendly format for you to print as you wish.

And you can now share information readily with your colleagues with a cost-effective multi-user license, enabling others in your office to receive this valuable information for far less than what additional full subscriptions would cost.