The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD) of the Central MS Area held its 65th Annual Celebration on Thursday, Nov. 13th at The South Warehouse in Jackson, MS.

Through its "Enduring Families" and "Enduring Women" programs, the Recovery Resource Council (RRC), NCADD's Fort Worth, TX Affiliate, offers free and confidential counseling services to returning veterans in Tarrant County.

The Council on Addiction Prevention & Education of Dutchess County, Inc. (CAPE) provides numerous evidence-based prevention programs for county youth and families.

The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence of Northeast Mississippi, in Tupelo, offers two programs for at-risk teens.

Celebrating Families!™ is an evidence based cognitive behavioral skills-building course for families in early recovery from substance dependence.

We're Not Buying It (WNBI) is an original, research-based prevention education program developed by NCADD of Middlesex County, Inc. to provide a media literacy program targeting middle school age students in grades 6-8.

MCCA, NCADD's Danbury, CT Affiliate, offers a Community Outreach and Prevention Program which is an educational service to enhance the well being of all families, not just those at high risk of substance use, with an emphasis on underage drinking and drugging.

The NCADD Affiliate in Des Moines, IA, Employee & Family Resources (EFR), offers Restorative Justice (RJ) programs which provide a community-based alternative to the traditional criminal justice system for youth and young adults.

Providing Case Management, Outreach & Service Referrals for Pregnant Women.

NCADD Phoenix offers "Healthy Connections for Moms-to-Be," a Case Management Program that provides pregnant women experiencing substance use and co-occurring disorders access to a comprehensive continuum of services designed to promote recovery.

Julie Franco, Director of Program Services, at the Chautauqua Alcoholism & Substance Abuse Council (CASAC) in Jamestown New York was recently awarded a Gold Key Community Prevention/Treatment Award at the Western New York Chemical Dependency Consortium's Annual luncheon in November.