EMASS is proud to give back to the community in any way we can. Please check back regularly to see the newest way EMASS is giving back!
Stamp Out Hunger 2019
Thank you to all who participated in Stamp Out Hunger 2019!
We are pleased to announce we collected more than 7 mail carrier boxes of non perishable food for the food bank!!
We are pleased to announce we collected more than 7 mail carrier boxes of non perishable food for the food bank!!
February 9, 2018- EMASS President Michael Smith, accompanied by Chief Financial Officer Ann Smith, braved the cold by taking part in Hardees Rise & Shine for Heat. They handed out breakfast sandwiches for $1 outside of the Hardees bright and early. All proceeds went to Heat Up St. Louis.
October 14, 2017- EMASS participated in the Gala for Giving presented by Agape. The organization's mission is To Help The Hungry, Hurting, and Homeless of Warren County.
August 5, 2017- CARF International issues EMASS with its 3rd year of accreditation for outstanding quality and service for adult substance treatment.
April 16, 2016- EMASS was a proud participant at Trivia Night for Milk Money held by F.A.S.T (Foster Adoption Support Team).
June 18, 2015- EMASS has exciting news from our partners at SCRAM® Systems regarding the long awaited National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) study on DUI recidivism. NHTSA conducted a study in April of 2015 focusing on technologies used to combat drunk driving. Repeat offenders nearly eliminated their use of alcohol while on these devices. In one of two jurisdictions of the study, those who wore the alcohol monitoring bracelets for a period of ninety days significantly reduced the rate of recidivism.
“The data showed that wearing CAM delayed recidivism by up to 43%, and that fewer than 2% of CAM users re-offended while being monitored. Most notably, in Nebraska, program assignment to CAM for at least 90 days was associated with 113% decreased rate of recidivism.”
“SCRAM Systems Press Releases.” - Alcohol Monitoring Systems. Web. 18June2015.
April 25, 2015- EMASS was a proud SUN sponsor for the Rise Above Foundation Four Person Scramble Event. The Rise Above Foundation’s Mission: “Raise scholarship funds for at-risk graduating seniors in Lincoln County who have overcome obstacles and are motivated to “Rise Above” for their future. EMASS President, Michael L. Smith hosted a foursome of golfers for this event.
November 9, 2014- EMASS joins Missouri Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence - EMASS President, Michael L. Smith, noted that EMASS was recently accepted into the Missouri Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence (MCADSV). “We are very honored to be accepted into such a hard working and respected organization. I would encourage everyone to become acquainted with MCADSV and its mission statement.” commented Mr. Smith. To find out more about MCADSV, visit their website at www.mocadsv.org.
October 22, 2014- EMASS was a sponsor at the first annual Teen Drug Summit- St. Charles County, Missouri - Prosecuting Attorney Tim Lohmar partnered with the St. Charles County Drug Court and the Drug Task Force to host the first annual Teen Drug Summit. Over 300 middle school students from both the private and public schools attended the all-day event.
February 11, 2014 - ST. LOUIS, MO (KTVI) - Technology that sniffs your skin is helping people stay out of jail and sober up. It’s an ankle bracelet called SCRAMx™. Watch the video and read the story featured on FOX 2 News KTVI featuring Eastern Missouri Alternative Sentencing Services, Inc. (EMASS) and President Michael L. Smith.
October 14, 2017- EMASS participated in the Gala for Giving presented by Agape. The organization's mission is To Help The Hungry, Hurting, and Homeless of Warren County.
August 5, 2017- CARF International issues EMASS with its 3rd year of accreditation for outstanding quality and service for adult substance treatment.
April 16, 2016- EMASS was a proud participant at Trivia Night for Milk Money held by F.A.S.T (Foster Adoption Support Team).
June 18, 2015- EMASS has exciting news from our partners at SCRAM® Systems regarding the long awaited National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) study on DUI recidivism. NHTSA conducted a study in April of 2015 focusing on technologies used to combat drunk driving. Repeat offenders nearly eliminated their use of alcohol while on these devices. In one of two jurisdictions of the study, those who wore the alcohol monitoring bracelets for a period of ninety days significantly reduced the rate of recidivism.
“The data showed that wearing CAM delayed recidivism by up to 43%, and that fewer than 2% of CAM users re-offended while being monitored. Most notably, in Nebraska, program assignment to CAM for at least 90 days was associated with 113% decreased rate of recidivism.”
“SCRAM Systems Press Releases.” - Alcohol Monitoring Systems. Web. 18June2015.
April 25, 2015- EMASS was a proud SUN sponsor for the Rise Above Foundation Four Person Scramble Event. The Rise Above Foundation’s Mission: “Raise scholarship funds for at-risk graduating seniors in Lincoln County who have overcome obstacles and are motivated to “Rise Above” for their future. EMASS President, Michael L. Smith hosted a foursome of golfers for this event.
November 9, 2014- EMASS joins Missouri Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence - EMASS President, Michael L. Smith, noted that EMASS was recently accepted into the Missouri Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence (MCADSV). “We are very honored to be accepted into such a hard working and respected organization. I would encourage everyone to become acquainted with MCADSV and its mission statement.” commented Mr. Smith. To find out more about MCADSV, visit their website at www.mocadsv.org.
October 22, 2014- EMASS was a sponsor at the first annual Teen Drug Summit- St. Charles County, Missouri - Prosecuting Attorney Tim Lohmar partnered with the St. Charles County Drug Court and the Drug Task Force to host the first annual Teen Drug Summit. Over 300 middle school students from both the private and public schools attended the all-day event.
February 11, 2014 - ST. LOUIS, MO (KTVI) - Technology that sniffs your skin is helping people stay out of jail and sober up. It’s an ankle bracelet called SCRAMx™. Watch the video and read the story featured on FOX 2 News KTVI featuring Eastern Missouri Alternative Sentencing Services, Inc. (EMASS) and President Michael L. Smith.
Ongoing Donation Requests:
EMASS has chosen several area Humane Societies/Animal Sanctuaries. We ask for these donated items so we may help the agencies:
-Empty Pill Bottles (Free of any personal information)
-Clean, New or Gently Used Towels or Blankets
-Dog or Cat Toys
-Dog or Cat Treats
-Bleach or other Cleaning Supplies
-Trash Bags
-Empty Pill Bottles (Free of any personal information)
-Clean, New or Gently Used Towels or Blankets
-Dog or Cat Toys
-Dog or Cat Treats
-Bleach or other Cleaning Supplies
-Trash Bags