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RELATED LINKS
Become a
Member of
Think Advocacy
Members of Think Advocacy recognize that their participation in
the legislative process is vital to encourage legislators to support
public policies that advance the treatment and prevention of alcohol
and drug addiction.
<<think advocacy>>
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NCADD-NJ's 30 second spot produced by NJN highlights that 1
in 3 New Jerseyans have a family member with a drug or alcohol
problem but, Recovery is possible. Most New Jerseyans assume
that treatment is readily available. It's not that simple.
Watch 30 second spot in streaming video
cable|dsl
(windows media player needed)
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Join
Together Features NCADDNJ.org
NCADD-NJ has been extremely proactive in using the Internet and
other communications tools to keep the public informed about state
government activities, legislation, and candidates' opinions during
election season.
<<join
together feature>>
In Action
Photo Gallery
View pictures of concerned citizens and policy makers making a difference.
<<photo gallery>>
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Stories are an important way to create an
open dialogue to inform, understand, and engage all people
affected by the disease of addiction. Provide inspiration
to others and share
a story now.
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<<<<NCADD – New Jersey’s
public information, public policy and community relations functions
are the responsibility of the Public Affairs Unit, which is charged
with:
- Influencing public policy in the
state of New Jersey to establish effective prevention strategies
and sufficient treatment services for alcoholics, drug addicted
individuals, and their families.
- Increasing the awareness and knowledge
of residents, policy makers, and professionals about alcoholism
and drug addiction being preventable and treatable diseases.
- Facilitating the establishment and
mobilization of a grassroots recovery movement to provide a constituent
voice in public policy, to reduce stigma, and to honor and to
celebrate the positive experience of recovery.
- Changing societal attitudes and beliefs
in order to reduce the stigma associated with these preventable
and treatable diseases.
For more information download About
NCADD-NJ
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