ASAP’s Executive Director Stephanie Strutner presented information to educators and administrators for the Rutherford County School System in Murfreesboro on Monday, December 1. Participants can download the slides form the presentation below. Rutherford County Inservice 2014

ASAP is now registered with Kroger Community Rewards.  To start supporting ASAP go to www.KrogerCommunityRewards.com with your Kroger Plus Card number and follow the directions to sign up.  Choose Allies for Substance Abuse Prevention of Anderson County as your organization, use your Kroger Plus Card when you buy your gas or groceries and ASAP will…

Prescription drug misuse and misuse are significant problems in Anderson County.  Evidence of the downstream consequences of misuse and misuse includes in-utero drug dependency and Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS), accidental ingestion and unintentional overdose, property damage and personal injury associated with driving under the influence, and crime related to drug offenses. In order to limit…

Click here to make your nomination! Do you know someone who lives, works, does business or worships in Anderson County who cares for its citizens and is passionate about creating a healthy and productive Anderson County?  Consider nominating them for Anderson County Ally of the Year!  ASAP’s Anderson County Ally of the Year campaign is…

ASAP’s Executive Director Stephanie Strutner presented information to parents at Clinton High school on Thursday, November 6.  Parents can find the slides form the presentation below. CHS Parent 6 Nov 2014

The Anderson County Health Department and community partners Allies for Substance Abuse Prevention (ASAP) of Anderson County, Anderson County Schools, Clinton City Schools, and Oak Ridge City Schools have made great strides in tobacco prevention since nearly $65,000 was awarded to Anderson County earlier this year.  At the Tobacco Initiative Reception held on Wednesday, October…