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| January 2010 eNews | Back Link |
Drug-Free Action Alliance Board Members are Dedicated to Prevention Drug-Free Action Alliance Board of Directors is composed of a diverse group of individuals dedicated to the prevention of underage and high-risk drinking and illegal drug use. Their dedication and forward thinking helps Drug-Free Action Alliance achieve excellence in reaching its goals.
Click here for the full article Clark Kellogg Takes on Underage Drinking as the Parents Who Host, Lose the Most: Don’t be a party to teenage drinking Campaign Spokesperson
CBS Sports Lead College Basketball Analyst and former NBA and Buckeye Basketball Superstar As a father of three, Clark Kellogg knows the importance of raising children healthy, safe and alcohol-free. In an effort to assist other parents in their influential and important role, Clark has joined the Drug-Free Action Alliance team as a campaign spokesperson for Parents Who Host, Lose the Most: Don’t be a party to teenage drinking. Click here for the full article
How to Use the Super Bowl as a “Teachable Moment” On February 7, 2010, families across America (and worldwide) will be tuning in to watch this year’s NFL Super Bowl. Last year’s game was watched by 98.7 million Americans, making it the largest viewed television event ever.
Click here for the full article Enrique Camarena Award On January 11, 2010, Bill Brunette, President of Drug-Free Action Alliance Board of Directors, surprised Amy Macechko with this year’s Enrique Camarena Award at a Talawanda Board of Education Meeting in Oxford, Ohio. She was recognized for her exceptional work in prevention.
Please join us in welcoming Douglas Althauser to the Drug-Free Action Alliance Board of Directors. Mr. Althauser brings with him an incredible wealth of knowledge and experience. Among many titles, Althauser is an Ohio licensed chemical dependency counselor, a nationally certified master addiction counselor, an internationally certified alcohol and drug counselor and a nationally certified rehabilitation counselor.
The Community Partner Grants coordinated by the Ohio Center for Coalition Excellence, an initiative of Drug-Free Action Alliance, with funding from the Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services, provide an opportunity for community coalitions to plan and implement an environmental strategy in their community. These grants are intended to increase the number and quality of environmental strategies used among coalitions. Drug-Free Action Alliance is now on Facebook and we invite you to join us. Drug-Free Action Alliance |
