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Calvert Alliance Against Substance Abuse
Calvert Alliance Against Substance Abuse (CAASA)
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CAASA, Inc.
P.O. Box 2104
Prince Frederick, MD 20678
410-535-FREE (3733)
Fax: 410-535-5467
Email: CAASA@co.cal.md.us
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| Department Overview
The Calvert Alliance Against Substance Abuse, Inc., CAASA, is a grassroots coalition of individuals and organizations dedicated to fighting alcohol and other drug abuse in Calvert County. In addition, CAASA is a non-profit corporation that raises funds to support this vital effort.
Mission Statement
CAASA will involve the entire community to promote a healthy environment free of alcohol and other drug abuse.
Goals
- To encourage citizens to take an active role in preventing substance abuse.
- To foster an attitude that alcohol and drug abuse is unacceptable.
- To support the expansion of school-based substance abuse prevention activities.
- To help abusers and their families achieve a drug-free lifestyle.
- To assist businesses in promoting an alcohol and drug-free workplace.
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CAASA Board of Directors
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Executive Board:
- Chris Comer, President
- Janet Bateman, Vice President
- Lt. Randy Stephens, Treasurer
- Barbara Brown, Secretary
Honorary Board Members:
- Senator Roy Dyson
- George W. Owings, III
- Lynda Bowman
- Alice Galligan
- Joyce E. Nalley
- Grace Rymer
- Guffrie Smith, Jr.
- Kathy P. Smith
- Larry Titus
- Judge E. Gregory Wells
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Board of Directors:
- John Bateman
- Sheriff Mike Evans
- Margaret Charnley-Hallstead
- LaTisha Hawkins
- Reverend Todd Marple
- Karen Neal
- Chris Moore
- Debbie Mister
- Leslie Florestano Peek
- Kathleen Porecki
- Commissioner Evan Slaughenhoupt
- William Smith, Jr.
- R. Calvert Steuart
- Jacob Cook, Student Member
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The Community Drug Free Bill of Rights...
- The right to a place of work that is free of drug or alcohol abuse.
- The right to homes and neighborhoods free of illegal drugs and drug abuse.
- The right to schools and colleges free of illegal drugs and drug or alcohol abuse.
- The right to streets and highways free of drivers who are under the influence of alcohol or other drugs.
- The right to beaches, parks and other recreational settings, which are free of illegal drugs and drug or alcohol abuse.
- The right to communities that support healthy, drug and alcohol-free lifestyles.
Adapted from People Who Care, San Diego, CA
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