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Parent Resources

Parents-For more information on how to talk with your teens about drugs and alcohol, click on the link below for free resources from SAMHSA or check out our Prevention Page:

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Youth Summit 2020 Flyer By Invitation Only

4th Annual Westmoreland Youth Summit

The Westmoreland Drug and Alcohol Commission’s Council on Substance Abuse and Youth (CSAY) will hold its 4th annual Youth Summit on February 14, 2020 at WCCC. The Youth Summit provides youth from the 17 public school districts in the county with information about substance abuse and risk reduction strategies. They learn to utilize peer-to-peer education and empower their schools and communities in the fight to reduce substance abuse.

2020 Problem Gambling Conference

Registrations are now open for the 2020 Problem Gambling Conference to be held on Wednesday, March 25th, 2020 at the Westmoreland County Community College in Youngwood. For more information, contact Sarah Dunford [email protected].

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SAVE THE DATE for Our Inaugural Westmoreland County Prevention Conference

CSAY and the Westmoreland Drug and Alcohol Commission are hosting a Prevention Conference on Friday, May 22, 2020 at the Westmoreland County Community College! Some of the topics include: Vaping, Compassion Satisfaction-Avoiding Burnout, Trauma & Addiction-Impact on the brain, and how prevention and recovery work together. The event is free and lunch will be provided. Free vendor spaces will be available as well. Mark it on your calendar now!

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Westmoreland Drug and Alcohol Case Management

Drug and Alcohol Case Management helps individuals with substance abuse problems access treatment services which includes detoxification, residential, halfway house, and all levels of outpatient services; partial, intensive outpatient and traditional outpatient.

Westmoreland Drug and Alcohol Commission Awards 13 Thomas Nega Drug Free Lifestyle Grants at Annual Dinner

The Thomas Nega Drug Free Lifestyle grants are made available by WeDAC in an effort to recognize and reward Westmoreland County grass roots organizations and community or school groups that have recently demonstrated their commitment to the promotion of drug-free lifestyles. The recipients propose to implement various activities and services that include family fun nights, installing vaping detectors, purchasing underage drinking educational materials, adding to faith-based recovery-friendly curriculum, social norming campaigns and so much more!!

Breaking the Stigma

The Mon Valley Opioid Coalition would like to hear your thoughts on substance abuse in our community, please take a moment and complete our survey.

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