Carter County Connects for Prevention
December 2020 Update
Please complete a membership form - even if you only participate sparingly. We still want to make sure we capture your info as a coalition member! |
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THANK YOU to everyone who took our surveys on combining the CCDP, Health Council and Community Advisory Board Meetings.
Beginning in January 2021, our meetings will be held on the first Thursday of every month from 12-1:30. Calendar invites will be sent soon!
Second survey results were as follows:
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Join us for an inter-generational, youth-led, affirming, inclusive, join when you can, open to all, monthly, virtual book club!
There are no membership requirements and you are welcome to join as you can throughout the year, but please register here to receive a book and the link to the Zoom discussion: https://forms.gle/XdUYdERWvBR4WMNq9
Please note: Teens through adults are welcome, but parents are strongly encouraged to pre-read books as most contain mature content.
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Activity bags and lunch will be picked up via drive thru in the back parking lot of the library on Wednesdays from 11:30am-12pm.
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Join us for a 12-session curriculum designed to help participants learn about the Enneagram, a powerful ancient tool for understanding motivation, behavior, and experience featuring 12 recorded sessions of Suzanne Stabile, master enneagram teacher and guide with discussion, facilitated by Jilian Reece, to follow. This group will meet via Zoom from Wednesday, December 30th - Wednesday, March 17th at 6pm. Participants are strongly encouraged to attend all sessions to get the most out of the class.
Participants will need to purchase a $20 workbook here https://www.lifeinthetrinityministry.com/store/vimeo
Sessions will include:
The Enneagram Journey: Mapping the Way
Three Ways of Moving Through the World: Stances
Three Ways of Meeting the World: Triads
A Tour of the Nine Numbers
What’s Driving Us? The Nine Passions
Self-Care on the Journey: Wings, Stress, and Security
Signposts Along the Way: Motivations and Messages
Seeking Balance: Elevating Your Repressed Center
Slowing Down: Managing Your Dominant Center
The Road Goes On: Care and Transformation of Your Number
Landmarks: Putting Your Number in Larger Context
Fellow Travelers: Tips From Enneagram Companions
To register, visit:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-enneagram-journey-tickets-131428465077
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parenting Is awesome! but also hard. really hard. join us for six seminars featuring tools for every parent.
Is this you?
Most of the time, parenting is great fun. You know you are doing a good job. But there are times when things get a little tricky. Like when your toddler won’t eat her dinner. Or your six year old won’t pick up his toys. Maybe your child never seems to listen. If only someone could give you some ideas to make those times easier!
Join us for free, virtual parenting classes! They’re informal presentations, a little like a public forum. The seminars last around 90 minutes. There is time at the end for your questions, but you won’t have to speak up if you don’t want to. It’s your choice. There’s also no homework and no follow up. It is designed to be a brief introduction to the Triple P strategies. But you will definitely get some great ideas to take home and try out with your family! You can choose to do one – or all – of them. They deal with the most common parenting issues we all face.
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Thanks to everyone who was able to join us for our December 2nd meeting!
If you missed the meeting, you can view it here:
https://youtu.be/LulJZnpSdBs
Students of Deborah Leachman Slawson, Ph.D., R.D., L.D.N. in the Doctor of Public Health Program, College of Public Health, reported on their data collection projects completed for CCDP. Check out some of their work here:
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Elizabethton/Carter County TN Arrest Data
Month of October 2020
Alcohol charges
There were 33 arrests. Of those arrested, for 3 it was their 2nd offense
20 DUI
13 Public Intoxication
12 were not residents of Carter County.
0 were 18 -20
0 were 18 - 25
Drug related charges
There were 33 arrests.
1 involved Schedule I
14 involved Schedule II
3 involved Schedule III
2 involved Schedule IV
0 involved Schedule V
4 involved Schedule VI
1 was 18 -20
3 were 18 - 25
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CAB CHRISTMAS PROJECT
This year, we are helping Telamon Early Head Start create hygiene bags (at least 18). Each bag costs $10 to create. Organizations and individuals can help either by donating money or items.
The bags will be distributed on the 15th. Money or items need to be delivered to Felicia by the end of next week to give them time to put everything together. To donate money, you can use Venmo or Paypal. The money should be sent to Felicia at
mommyshortstuff@hotmail.com
Items to be donated include: Shaving cream, razors, shampoo, conditioner, soap, deodorant, lotion, pads, tampons, etc. Do not donate toothbrushes as they will already be provided. Items can be dropped off at: 139 Judge Don Lewis Blvd. Be sure to contact Felicia before dropping by to be sure someone is there: fadkins@telamon.org |
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Are you interested in being involved in a regional End the Syndemic Tennessee planning group? We would love to have your voice at the table. Register below so we can be sure to invite you to planning events in your area. And please feel free and empowered to share this registration link with your friends, colleagues, and community partners. With many voices and one plan we can end the syndemic in Tennessee.
REGISTER HERE:
Amber Coyne, MPH | End the Syndemic Tennessee Coordinator
Pronouns: She/her/hers
HIV/STD/Viral Hepatitis
Andrew Johnson Tower, 4th Floor
710 James Robertson Pkwy, Nashville, TN 37243
Office: 615-291-5930
Cell: 661-670-7760
amber.coyne@tn.gov
endthesyndemic.tn@tn.gov
tn.gov/health
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Think of SADD National On Giving Tuesday
By Elizabeth Carpenter, CCDP/TEACH SADD and Youth Coalition President, SADD National Student Leadership Council. TN SADD Student Leadership Council
SADD is Students Against Destructive Decisions. They are a non-profit organization, who prides themselves on being student led. SADD projects span across the U.S and further. Our mission is to help teens gain knowledge and empower them to make better decisions in regards to important topics such as: distracted driving, underage drinking and overall mental wellness (to name a few!). These topics are proving to be a threat for today’s teens and we need your help! Beginning on December 1, 2020, SADD National will begin their Adventure Challenge on Giving Tuesday. We hope to fundraise $20,020 by the end of the year. In order for the best possible outcome, each SLC/CAC will partner with one SADD Board Member. Now it’s up to you! I ask that you donate today to keep this wonderful organization going! Here’s the link if you’re interested in donating today! https://interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/WebLink.aspx?name=E352484&id=15
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PEAK Progress: Spotlight on
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Tuesday
8:00 pm
Friday
8:00 pm
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Denise Woods, Data Collection Coordinator |
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Carter County Drug Prevention is an anti-drug coalition designed to bring together diverse organizations, factions or constituencies who agree to work together to achieve a common goal.
VISION: To create a safe and healthy Carter County.
MISSION: Reduce substance abuse through collaborative planning, community action, and policy advocacy.
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