Welcome to the Partnership for a Drug-Free Community's website.
Are you searching for something specific pertaining to youth substance abuse? If so, read all about us. We may be able to help you. Most likely, many of you who are visiting this website are parents or grandparents concerned about the different drugs that you are reading about in the media.
Anderson Cooper's Talk Show staff called Partnership and asked for information about synthetic marijuana and fake bathsalts. We were able to provide the information they requested. Glad to help, Anderson!! Call any time.
Take-Back Initiative
The Partnership is planning to host another Take-Back Initiative Saturday, March 10 from 9 - 12 at locations in Huntsville, Madison and Madison County.
The recent Take-Back Initiative on September 24 was a huge success. More than 700 pounds of prescription medications were collected among the three sites. One was located in Madison County, one in the City of Madison and one in Huntsville.
Annual Board Meeting
The Partnership held the meeting on Tuesday, October 25 at the Redstone Federal Credit Union Technology Building. Approximately 75 representatives from the community and various law enforcement agencies attended. See a video from the event here.
Fighting prescription drug abuse
Madison County Commissioner Mike Gillespie, Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle, Madison Mayor Paul Finley, Madison County Sheriff Blake Dorning, Huntsville Police Chief Mark Hudson, Madison Police Chief Larry Muncey, Triana Police Chief Mike Walker, Madison County Schools Superintendent Terry Davis, Huntsville Board of Education President Topper Birney and Madison City Schools Superintendent Dee Fowler are featured featured in a Public Service Announcement being aired on local TV and cable stations.
Sooners, family search for answers to LB's death
This is an AP story about the effects of prescription drug abuse - read
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CRAFFT - The Medical Committee of the Partnership for a Drug Free Community's Take Back Coalition is working on implementing an evidence-based drug-screening tool for teens. Click here to learn more.
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Partnership Partners in Charity
The Partnership offers free drug education and prevention programs for youth and provides substance abuse information to the community.
See what we've been doing.
Parent's Resource Library
Find out where to resources to teach your kids how to be drug free.
Click here.
Partnership
Receives At- Risk Funds from Madison County - read
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