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Navajo County Drug Project
Navajo County Drug Project
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Volunteer
Navajo County Coalition Against Drug Abuse Committees Need Volunteers!
Please volunteer for a committee of your interest. Email your name, contact information and area of interest to navcoantimeth@gmail.com.
Navajo County Coalition Against Drug Abuse Committees Need Volunteers!
Please volunteer for a committee of your interest. Email your name, contact information and area of interest to navcoantimeth@gmail.com.
- Communications--open
- Data, Arno Hall, Chairman
- Education, Linda Morrow, Chairwoman
- Grants & Funding, Dr. Mary Jeanne Munroe, Chairwoman
- Law Enforcement, Det. Bud Miltenberger, Chairman
- Prevention & Treatment, Arno Hall, Chairman
- Speaker’s Bureau, Barbara Bruce, Chairwoman
- Support Group, Sandy Brimhall, Chairwoman
- Tribal Liaison, Margie Barton, Chairwoman
- Volunteers--open
VOLUNTEER INFORMATION
Navajo County Drug Project’s Volunteer Youth Program (NCDP-VYP) Mission: To reach, assist a transform youth, especially those whose lives have been affected or influenced by drugs, crime and violence. In collaboration with community organizations, NCDVYP aims to holistically improve the lives of high-risk children and youth to create healthy and safe neighborhoods in Navajo County.
NCDVYP Goals:
- Decrease youth involvement with crime, violence and drugs;
- Increase educational and vocational achievement among youth;
- Develop youth with strong family, moral and spiritual values;
- Mobilize the community an others to provide leadership, mentors and other resources to accomplish these goal.
Volunteer Opportunities:
- Special Events: Administrative duties, staffing display booths, answering questions, making phone calls, imputing computer data, preparing mail, etc.
- Grant Writing Assistance: Help to search for and write proposals for grants and other funding opportunities
- Community Development: Building bridges with other community organizations, faith based groups, clubs and associations; attending events to cross-feed information and resources
- Cross-Talk: Mentoring opportunities with youth and adults in crisis; emotional support—some training and criteria prerequisite
- Life-Coaches: Face to face and phone/cyber contact to guide post-treatment citizens with social-reintegration. Life skills training expertise can be utilized on individual or group basis.
- Youth-Coaches: Mentoring, tutoring and coaching to help motivate a youth. Summer opportunities exist for Junior Leadership Academy.