Join the Historic Triangle Drug Prevention Coalition

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Join the Fight Against Substance Abuse!

The Historic Triangle Drug Prevention Coalition is always looking for new members! Whether you're a student, a parent, a community leader, or just a concerned citizen we welcome you with open arms. Once you complete this form Joi Tramuel, HTDPC Coordinator, will reach out to you directly with more information on how to become an active member of the Coalition.

PLEASE NOTE: We do not check messages sent through this form every day. If you have not received a response within three business days, please contact Joi Tramuel, HTDPC Coordinator at (757) 713-9670.

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What are the benefits of joining the HTDPC?

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Joining the Historic Triangle Drug Prevention Coalition offers several key benefits, both for individuals, families, and communities.

Stronger Community Impact: Coalitions combine resources, knowledge, and influence from various sectors (e.g., schools, law enforcement, healthcare) to create coordinated, effective prevention strategies.

Access to Resources and Training: Members often receive specialized training, educational materials, and funding opportunities to support local prevention efforts.

Networking and Collaboration: Coalitions connect you with others who are committed to substance use prevention, opening up opportunities for partnership, mentorship, and shared success stories.

Increased Awareness and Education: Being part of a coalition keeps you informed about the latest trends, research, and best practices in prevention science and community health.

Policy Influence: Coalitions often work to influence local or state policies, giving members a voice in shaping laws and regulations that affect public health.

Youth and Family Engagement: Many coalitions involve schools and family-focused programming, helping strengthen protective factors and reduce risk factors for substance misuse.

Empowerment and Purpose: Participation can be personally rewarding, offering a sense of purpose and the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in your community.