News & Happenings
Below is the link for a free 15 Minute Child Break Webinar for Parents. The webinar presents tips for effectively talking to your children about drugs and alcohol, helping children manage stress, influence of media and pop culture, utilizing teachable moments and vaping trends. The Webinar will be available for viewing until January 31, 2021.
http://createsend.com/t/y-5BF3B330870ACABF
http://createsend.com/t/y-5BF3B330870ACABF
Sticker Shock Campaign
In anticipation for New Years Eve holiday JTAC held a Sticker Shock Campaign. However because of COVID 19 we decided instead of labeling the package goods inside of the store, it would be safer for us to purchase and label the brown paper bags and then donate them to the liquor stores for them to use over the holiday weekend. We distributed roughly 3000 bags.
Bootlegger's Liquor Outlet, Northfield
Tomar's Discount Liquors, EHT
Passion Vines Liquor Store, EHT
Bootlegger's Liquor Outlet, Northfield
Tomar's Discount Liquors, EHT
Passion Vines Liquor Store, EHT
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HOPE ONE Atlantic County
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Hope One Atlantic County is strongly committed to connecting people in a crisis with treatment. We do this along with our partners by removing barriers for people in need of services and eliminate the stigma associated with seeking help.
Upcoming Hope One Locations/Events
for more information please visit www.hopeoneac.com/ or https://www.facebook.com/hopeoneac/
Upcoming Hope One Locations/Events
for more information please visit www.hopeoneac.com/ or https://www.facebook.com/hopeoneac/
DAY-10am-2pm
1/5- Egg Harbor City 100 Block Philadelphia Ave.
1/7-1301 Adriatic Ave. Atlantic City
1/12-Florida and Pacific Ave. Atlantic City
1/14-Elwood Deli 4531 S. White Horse Pike
1/19– Pleasantville bus terminal
1/21– Renaissance Plaza, Atlantic City
1/26-Atlantic City bus terminal
1/28-Groveland Plaza, Somers Point
NIGHT- 5-8pm
1/5-1301 Adriatic Ave. Atlantic City
1/7-Florida and Pacific Ave. Atlantic City
1/12-Renaissance Plaza, Atlantic City
1/14-Pleasantville Housing Authority
1/19-Egg Harbor City-100 Block of Philadelphia Ave.
1/21-Tennessee and Atlantic Ave. Atlantic City
1/26-Egg Harbor Twp. Walmart
1/28-Pleasantville bus terminal
1/5- Egg Harbor City 100 Block Philadelphia Ave.
1/7-1301 Adriatic Ave. Atlantic City
1/12-Florida and Pacific Ave. Atlantic City
1/14-Elwood Deli 4531 S. White Horse Pike
1/19– Pleasantville bus terminal
1/21– Renaissance Plaza, Atlantic City
1/26-Atlantic City bus terminal
1/28-Groveland Plaza, Somers Point
NIGHT- 5-8pm
1/5-1301 Adriatic Ave. Atlantic City
1/7-Florida and Pacific Ave. Atlantic City
1/12-Renaissance Plaza, Atlantic City
1/14-Pleasantville Housing Authority
1/19-Egg Harbor City-100 Block of Philadelphia Ave.
1/21-Tennessee and Atlantic Ave. Atlantic City
1/26-Egg Harbor Twp. Walmart
1/28-Pleasantville bus terminal
KOOAD proclamation at Buena Vista Township with our SUAR
Katherine Jaques and Thomas Egan of Stand Up and Rebel / Incorruptible.Us attended the Buena Vista Township Committee meeting on 9/28 to receive a proclamation issued by township committee in recognition of Knock Out Opioid Abuse Day 2020. The youth were able to speak about the importance of the day, and additional activities that they are involved in through the youth coalition.
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Local Pharmacy Helps Combat Prescription Drug Misuse by Offering Safe Drug Disposal
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On September 22nd Join Together Atlantic County partnered with Bunting Family Pharmacy helping them secure a permanent prescription drop box for the public to dispose of unused, unwanted, and expired medications. The box is located inside Bunting Family Pharmacy located at 1337-a, New Rd, Northfield, NJ, 08225. It will be available to the public during normal business hours, which are 9:00AM until 7:00PM Monday through Friday, and from 9:00AM until 4:00PM on Saturday.
We commend Bunting Family Pharmacy for taking the initiative to help keep our communities safe by offering the public a safe way to dispose of their medication. Properly disposing of your medications help prevent the theft and diversion of powerful opioid medications and also helps protect our environment.
We commend Bunting Family Pharmacy for taking the initiative to help keep our communities safe by offering the public a safe way to dispose of their medication. Properly disposing of your medications help prevent the theft and diversion of powerful opioid medications and also helps protect our environment.
Underage Drinking PSA Contest Winner
Middle School PSA Contest
Join Together Atlantic County recently held a Under-Age Drinking PSA poster contest for middle school aged students across the county. The point of the contest was to send a message to parents from children about the dangers of under age drinking and providing alcohol to those under 21. The winner of the PSA poster contest pictured below will be displayed on a local billboard
Join Together Atlantic County recently held a Under-Age Drinking PSA poster contest for middle school aged students across the county. The point of the contest was to send a message to parents from children about the dangers of under age drinking and providing alcohol to those under 21. The winner of the PSA poster contest pictured below will be displayed on a local billboard
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Pictured: Emma Mattson, 1st Place winner, 8th grade Galloway Township Middle School
8-11-20 Marijuana In Our Community Today, Radio Town Hall Mtg
SPEAKERS:
Diane Litterer, New Jersey Prevention Network
Will Jones, SAM Smart Approaches to Marijuana
MODERATORS:
Robert Zlotnick, Executive Director, Atlantic Prevention Resources
Harry Hurley, WPG Talk Radio
To listen please download file below.
Diane Litterer, New Jersey Prevention Network
Will Jones, SAM Smart Approaches to Marijuana
MODERATORS:
Robert Zlotnick, Executive Director, Atlantic Prevention Resources
Harry Hurley, WPG Talk Radio
To listen please download file below.
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"Say Nope 2 Dope"
"Don't be fooled by the medical marijuana smokescreen. Every state that has legalized recreational marijuana started by passing seemingly harmless “medical marijuana” laws."