News Update December 2020
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And the winner is...
The Partnership for Health Drug-Free Task Force was named the 2020 Chairman’s Award winner by Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA). The Chairman’s Award program recognizes coalitions who have demonstrated and applied the core competencies and essential processes of effective community problem solving. Meghan Moore and Erin Cohen will accept the award on February 2, 2021, at CADCA’s Virtual National Leadership Forum.
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Recovery During COVID-19

Due to the restrictions surrounding COVID-19 the recovery community has had to adapt. For some this means increased access to services. For more information about how social distancing and gathering restrictions has impacted recovery, click here.

The stigma of addiction and treatment among medical personnel
A physician shares his story of substance abuse treatment and the importance of ending the stigma that surrounds treatment in the medical community. For the article, click here.

For information on the Drug-Free Task Force, contact Meghan Moore at mmoore@njprevent.com. For information on the Partnership for Health contact Kim Blanda at kblanda@hhsnj.org
The Drug-Free Task Force is a work group with the Partnership for Health. The Drug Free Communities grant is staffed and managed by Prevention Resources Inc.