Updated June 2009
THANK YOU FAIRWAY!
Pinnacle CDC
a Non-Profit 501c3 Organization
Durham Together for Resilient Youth
funding partners
Kate B Reynolds Foundation
NC Prevent Underage Drinking
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COMMUNITY COALITION MEETING
Click on CALENDAR to register
Every 2nd Tuesday
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Neighborhool Improvement Services - Golden Belt
807 E Main Street Building 2, Suite 300
Durham, NC 27701
LOUD AND UNRULY ORDINANCE
We could use your help to renovate Hartman's Steakhouse and transform it into:
PINNACLE
To address community social norms, environmental risk factors and engage the community in a safe place
to learn more about themselves and the world beyond their reach
GOAL: $75,000.00
YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dw--5Ago7Ow
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DURHAM COUNTY BASELINE SUBSTANCE ABUSE REPORThttp://healthydurham.org/committees/substanceabuse/FinalSubstanceAbuseReport0507.pdf
We are honored to have been recognized for our coalition efforts in support of Drug Free Community initiatives on local, state and national levels.
PROCLAMATION FROM MAYOR BELL AND DURHAM CITY COUNCIL http://durham.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=2&clip_id=50&publish_id=&event_id= (Skip to CEREMONIALS)
ANNUAL EVENTS:
Durham Take a Stand! As part of Alcohol Awareness Month, DurhamTRY and community participants and leaders stand on the courthouse steps as a visible sign against substance abuse and later gather for an evening of family fun and drug free awareness activities.
TRY is an Alcohol and Drug Free Community Coalition formed for the purpose of reducing substance abuse among youth and over time among adults. The coalition focuses on evidence-based, culturally competent environmental strategies that address substance abuse at the community level. This grassroots coalition, represents all of the major formal and informal leaders in the Durham community, seeks to be an active and involved facilitator in raising awareness of problems associated with substance abuse, strengthening collaboration among community members to improve the health and safety of Durham's families.
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