Nearly 1 in 5 teens has tried presciption medication to get high (Source:  Partnership for a Drug Free America, 2005)
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Learn about prevention activities happening
here in our community -
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 WHAT'S NEW!

New Toolkit To Educate About Rx Drug Misuse & Abuse
 

One of LFCRAC's priority is to educate about Rx drug misuse and abuse.  Now there is a great new toolkit called, "Maximizing Your Role as a Teen Influencer: What You Can Do to Help Prevent Teen Prescription Drug Abuse".  Link to the toolkit

A Parent's Guide to the
Teen Brain

At the website, Parent's Guide to the Teen Brain, there is an informative and entertaining video about adolescent brain development and its relation to behavior. To view the video, you must first register your name and e-mail address at the site.  Click here to view video

National Drunk & Drugged Driving Prevention Month

This holiday season if you catch a buzz, catch a ride!  For more information, visit Friends Don't Let Friends Drive Drunk

Habla Con Tus Hijos

The New Spanish-language counterpart to the Partnership For a Drug-Free-America's ongoing parent movement, Time-to-Talk, empowering Latino parents to start and maintain open, honest, conversations with their children about the risks of drug and alcohol abuse.  Click here for more infomation.


Are you looking for a treatment center?
1. Call us: We can give you information on local and regional treatment facilities. Ph: 203-356-1980, ext 7914

2. Call the Treatment Center Locator Hotline: 1-800-662-4357 Toll Free Line. Open 24 hrs. They will assist you with locating treatment facilities in your area.

3. Visit:  www.dasis3.samhsa.gov/
to locate a treatment center.

Archives:
Alcohol Awareness Publication (April 2009)


Collaborating to support healthy communities...

The Lower Fairfield County Regional Action Council (LFCRAC) is a collaborative of dedicated representatives from a variety of sectors in lower Fairfield County.  Our mission is to serve our communities by being a catalyst for regional collaborations in order to strengthen local efforts to reduce substance misuse from youth through older adults, and including persons living with mental illness in Greenwich, Stamford, Darien and New Canaan communities.

History...

The Lower Fairfield County Regional Action Council (LFCRAC) is one of 14 Connecticut Regional Action Councils (RACS) created by the state Legislature in 1989.  RACs are a collaborative venue to support local efforts to address substance abuse and misuse across the lifespan. 
Support involves identifying the gaps in services along the continuum which includes prevention, intervention, treatment and aftercare and then developing the resources to address these gaps. 

RACs are neutral conveners and catalysts for collaborations to address the gaps, and they are also a place where members of different sectors and communities can share their knowledge, resources and other assets to address and prevent substance abuse.

For an overview of LFCRAC, including information on projects and initiatives, please contact us or see our brochure.    

What we can do for you...

In addition to facilitating regional collaborations to support local efforts, LFCRAC can also assist individual communities or groups with the following:

l Connecting to prevention and treatment services and resources
l Organizing presentations and training
l  Data collection (through surveys, focus groups, analysis of secondary data)
l  Organization and presentation of data
l  Identifying best practices in prevention and treatment
l  Program evaluation
l  Strategic planning
l  Legislative advocacy
l  Accessing research reports
 

We look forward to hearing from you!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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