Become a Member
Our diverse membership levels are designed to accommodate organizations of all sizes, providing essential support, resources, and a platform to advocate for improved substance abuse treatment and prevention. Discover the membership options below and choose the one that aligns with your organization's goals. Together, can make a meaningful impact.
Why Join The Association of Substance Abuse Programs?
We are a nonprofit membership organization dedicated to advancing the field of substance abuse treatment and prevention across Texas. We believe that strong connections and shared learning empower organizations to better serve their communities—and our members agree. While each member joins for different reasons, they all share a passion for improving lives and building healthier communities. Our membership includes a diverse network of treatment providers, community leaders, policymakers, industry professionals, and advocates committed to positive change.
Joining ASAP is an investment in your organization and the broader mission to address substance abuse. Membership helps you grow by fostering collaboration, sharing best practices, and creating meaningful partnerships that make a lasting difference.
Fast, timely information regarding issues, meetings and late breaking news about matters affecting substance abuse service provision.
Opportunities to visit and share experiences, resources and information with the true experts—–your colleagues!
ASAP offers programs on a variety of topics relating to operating substance abuse services in Texas. ASAP members also receive a subscription to the magazine “Addiction Professional”
Information on pending legislation requesting grassroots advocacy action.
ASAP communication with decision makers on issues affecting our field at the federal, state and regulatory levels. ASAP works with a variety of Texas health and human service coalitions and is an active member of the national State Associations of Addiction Services (SAAS).
ASAP utilizes experts in various fields— legal, grants management, financial- to provide opinion and direction on areas affecting public policy and service delivery.