Transcript Drug Demand Reduction For CLC Civil Air Patrol Performing Missions For America

Civil Air Patrol
Performing Missions For America
Drug Demand
Reduction For CLC
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What is the Drug Demand
Reduction Program (DDRP)?
 A Program that promotes and
supports drug education, community
involvement, and respect for
individuals
 Governed by CAP R 51-1, Drug
Demand Reduction Program
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Objectives
Define Drug Demand Reduction
How can Squadrons can support
DDR
Identify DDR coordinator and Staff
Discuss Wing DDR Activities
Define which Squadrons can pursue
opportunities to excel
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DDRP History
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 Program began in 1994
 Focused on Air Force Family
 Strings attached
 Structured on Three Year Strategic
Plan
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CAP – DDR Vision Statement
Civil Air Patrol will be a leading force
in America’s drug demand reduction
strategy through the education and
development of tomorrow’s leaders in
voluntary community service for a
drug-free world
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CAP - DDRP Mission
Statement
 The CAP DDR Program supports Squadrons,
Groups, Wings, and Regions that:
 Focuses on drug abuse education, prevention
and awareness
 Encourages youth to remain in school
 Promotes Civil Air Patrol as a positive outreach
community service
 Provides and encourages positive activities as
an alternative to drugs and gang violence
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DDR STAFF
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 National Chief
Michael Jiru
[email protected]
 Region Director-
 Wing Administrator-
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What is the Focus of DDRP?
 The DDR Program is comprised of
three areas:
 Education and Training
 School Program
 Community Outreach
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Education and Training
 Provide substance abuse information and
classes
 Support eligible units with training materials
 Regional/Wing Conferences
 Portable displays to share the message
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Community Outreach
Activities
 Be involved with base and local activities
 Assist in selected community projects
 Recommendations:
 Red Ribbon Week Campaign
 Drug Education for Youth (DEFY)
 Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE)
 Military youth and teen programs
 Family Community Centers
 Community Health Fairs
 Chaplain groups
 Parent groups
 Base-sponsored community activities
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CAP School Program
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 Fills the void after elementary school
(DARE)
 Start in 6th grade
 Can continue in the program thru 12th
grade
 Participating schools located in:
 AZ, DC, FL, GA, ID, MO, NC, NM, PA, SC,
TX
 Conducted during or after school
 Allows CAP participation in both school
and local (host) squadrons
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WEB RESOURCES
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 Office of National Drug Control Policy
www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov
 Drugs in America- Lesions on CD
www.mctft.com
 Alcohol and Drug Information
www.store.health.org
 Leadership to Keep Children Alcohol Free
www.alcoholfreechildren.org
 National Institute on Drug Abuse
www.drugabuse.gov
 Parents – the anti drug
www.theantidrug.com
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DDR Strategic Goals
 Goal 1: To establish and maintain an active
and productive DDR Program
 Goal 2: Establish and maintain drug
demand reduction personnel throughout
CAP
 Goal 3: Increase awareness of substance
abuse issues and its impact on the
individual, community and the mission
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DDR Strategic Goals
(cont)
 Goal 4: Establish new and/or maintain the
School Program in participating schools
 Goal 5: Develop a financial plan consistent
with the DDR vision and mission
 Goal 6: Measure program effectiveness
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Drug Demand Reduction
Opportunities to Excel
 Funding from AF Surgeon General is available
for eligible units
 DDR NEXUS (connection)
 What is this 80%/20% Cost Share?
 Other funding Opportunities
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What DDRP is Not !
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Approved DDR
Expenditures
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•Operational Costs for DDRA and DDRC (office
supplies, mailing fees, travel to support
subordinate units with DDR training)
•Overhead projector
•TV/VCR/DVD for video training
•Drug prevention literature & visual aids
•Artwork for table top display
•Promotional items
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Non-Approved DDR
Expenditures
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•Computers & associated equipment
•Uniforms & uniform items
•Region, Wing, State, Squadron flags
•Personalized DDR promotional items
•Food of any kind
•Taxes of any kind
•Honoraria
•Encampment scholarships
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Non-Approved DDR
Expenditures, cont.
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•Membership scholarships
•Incentive flights
•Reimbursement for rental of halls, rooms, etc.
•Stipends for School Program Teachers
•Color Guard/Honor Guard equipment
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How do you request
this support?
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Civil Air Patrol National Headquarters
Demand Reduction Program
Mike Jiru, Chief
J. Jan Hoffman, Asst.Chief
Voice: (334) 953-4237 / 8562
FAX: (334) 953-8563
[email protected]
[email protected]
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