Substance Misuse Prevention Coalitions

 What are community coalitions?

A coalition is a voluntary, formal agreement and collaboration between groups or sectors of a community in which each group retains its identity but all agree to work together toward a common goal of building a safe, healthy, and drug-free community.

Community coalitions are comprised of parents, teachers, law enforcement, businesses, religious leaders, health providers and other community activists who are mobilizing at the local level — and nationally under the CADCA umbrella — to make their communities safer, healthier and drug-free.

 

 

Get involved with a Community Coalition in the North Country

Looking to join, start, or elevate your community coalition located in northern New Hampshire? Contact NCHC's Substance Misuse Prevention Coordinator, Greg Williams, to get started: gwilliams@NCHCNH.org