Drug Trends Presentations

The CCCADA, inc. provides awareness and education presentations to community groups in Camden County. If you would like a member of our staff to provide a training at your next community meeting, or if you would like to schedule a forum or community presentation please contact Robert Chew at rchew.cccada@gmail.com.

Presentations Available:

  1. Current Drug Trends
  2. Substance Abuse
  3. Prescription Drug Prevention for the Medical Professional
  4. Pills to Heroin Connection
  5. Party Drugs
  6. Marijuana Trends
  7. Underage Drinking
  8. Laws Affecting Juveniles
Upcoming Events

CAN Drug Free Community Coalition Meeting

Date:

Thursday, March 14, 2019

*Notice time change: Doors open at *9:15 am for networking, coffee and breakfast refreshments.  Our meeting will begin promptly at 9:30 am followed by a photo op as we visit the “Tobacco Free Starts with Me!” winning artwork on a billboard down the street. More details to come…  

Meeting Location:  St Anthony of Padua School, 2818 River Road, Camden, NJ 08105

(Parking is located in back of the school.  From River Road, turn onto 28th Street, then turn left into St. Anthony’s parking lot.)

Hours & Info
1 Alpha Ave, Suite 22
Voorhees, NJ 08043
1-856-427-6553
Mon-Fri 8:30-4pm
Resource Center Hours: 9am-3pm
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Upcoming Events

CAN Drug Free Community Coalition Meeting

Date:Thursday, May 16 2019. Doors open at 9:45am for light refreshments and networking. Meeting will begin promptly from 10:00am-11:30am.

Meeting Location: First Nazarene Baptist Church

1500 S 8th St, Camden, NJ 08104

SPEAKERS:

Mark L. Merrill and John C. Johnson: Solution-based Prevention Interactions and relationships involving juveniles and the Juvenile Justice system.  Education, Drug Enforcement and Mental Health Systems and policies and the consequential factors relating to the United States aggressive drug/opioid/tobacco/suicide/alcohol crisis.

Maria Cross, Outreach Specialist for the State of New Jersey, Dept of Treasury-Unclaimed Property Administration.

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Thank you to all of our community partners who came out to today's CAN Coalition Meeting! We had wonderful presentations by Doug Collier from Monmouth University about community safety and a DEA360 Update from Labiba Saim of the DEA.
Alcohol reduces the abilities of the brain. It impairs cognitive ability and muscle coordination. All of these functions are vital to driving a vehicle safely. It is important that you never drink and drive. #alcoholawarenessmonth PC: Kelsey Chance
Tomorrow is our Monthly CAN Drug Free Community Coalition meeting! Come to our office at 9:30am for some networking followed by a presentation by Doug Collier, Monmouth University (Ret. DEA) and Sarah McCart of the YEP! Program/CCCADA.
We are giving away FREE #wecheckfor21 materials to county restaurants and liquor establishments. We have Fake ID Recognition Guides, flashlights, towels and more (while supplies last) & opportunities for FREE trainings in Responsible Beverage Serving and Fake ID Recognition.
In 2016, 10,497 people died in an alcohol related car crash, accounting for 28% of all traffic related deaths. Driving under the influence puts you and others at risk. #alcoholawarenessmonth #preventionworks #njprevention PC: Nino Ubezio
The CCCADA had a great time on Tuesday at Rowan University's Internship Fair! We have internship opportunities available throughout the year- check out our website to learn more!
We are excited to reveal our #Kickbuttsday #bethefirst pledge wall sponsored by #CVSHealth! Over 100 youth in Camden have pledged to be part of the first #tobaccofreegeneration! #kbd #tobaccofreeforahealthynj #preventionworks #tobaccofreenj #smokefree
Tomorrow is Kick Butts Day- tune in around 3pm for an upload of our #CVSHealth #Bethefirst pledge wall! Camden youth are pledging to #bethefirst tobacco-free generation!
Alcohol and drug use in youth can substantially increase a person's risk of developing substance abuse disorders. Talk to your kid about the long term affects of drugs and alcohol. Visit our resource center M-F 9am-3pm to get the information you need!
Today we had the honor of unveiling our #CVSHealth "Tobacco Free Starts With Me" billboard contest winner at this month's CAN Drug Free Community Coalition meeting! Thanks to CVSHealth, our community partners and St. Anthony's school for working to keep Camden youth #tobaccofree!
We are beyond excited to announce this year's #CVSHealth "Tobacco Free Starts With Me" Billboard Contest winner! Congratulations Kaylonnie from St. Anthony's of Padua School in Camden!!!
Youth who smoke marijuana tend to get lower grades and are more likely to drop out of school & has been linked to lower IQ scores and poor memory. Talking to your kids about drugs at an early age canprevent them from developing these issues. #preventionworks PC: Brad Neathery
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Hours & Info
1 Alpha Ave
Suite 22
Voorhees, NJ 08043
856-427-6553
Monday-Friday 8:30a-4:00p
Resource Center Hours 9:00a-3:00p
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