Past Programs

YAA Youth Advocates in Action - Middle- and high-school students are trained to be community advocates promoting anti-tobacco and anti-substance abuse. The forerunner to YAA was Teens Against Alcohol and Tobacco, a cable talk show with student hosts and student guests discussing current drug trends and family values. The Choice Players produced an original musical anti-drug production. This group also established the Partnership Youth Advisory Board.
Clergy Coalition - An alliance of faith leaders promoting drug-prevention education within religious communities.
At-Risk Youth Tutorial Program - A Madison County Schools tutoring program that gives at-risk youth the extra attention needed to help them succeed.
LifeSkills Training - A program for sixth-grade students that teaches life skills proven to reduce drug use (improves communications skills and fosters individual responsibility and anger and peer relationship management).
In The Know - A one-hour presentation designed to empower parents and caregivers with knowledge and awareness about ways drugs are used and the types of drugs being used currently in our community.
Kelly Bear to the Rescue - A program for preschool and kindergarten children teaching them skills for healthy behavior and how to avoid alcohol, tobacco, medicine and poisons.
Smoke, Choke, and Eventually Croak - Curricula for second-, third-, and fourth-grade students to educate them about the gateway drugs including alcohol, tobacco and inhalants.
Too Good for Drugs and Violence - A science-based program for high-risk students in grades 1 - 3, helping students cope with friends who use drugs, peer pressure, family conflict and a sense of social belonging (usually taught at after-school programs, churches, and youth groups).
Red Ribbon Campaign - Partnership initiated the first annual Red Ribbon Campaign in Huntsville/Madison County by wrapping the County Courthouse in Red Ribbon. Hundreds of young children helped wrap the courthouse in honor of Enrique Camerna. This continued to expand as the agency developed the Red Ribbon Poster Contest, with all Huntsville/Madison County elementary and middle schools being invited to participate. The winners of each school were recognized at a Red Ribbon Rally at Joe Davis Stadium. For the past few years, Partnership has recognized the contest winners and their families at a Red Ribbon Recognition Event dinner. Beginning in October 2013, the schools in Huntsville/Madison County and many community agencies now promote the Red Ribbon Campaign on an annual basis. Partnership has taken a step back as the Red Ribbon Campaign has now become a community-wide event.
Cultural Development Center - Butler Ninth Grade Students are given the opportunity to learn theatre techniques and to create a public service awareness campaign of their school.
Clergy Coalition - An alliance of faith leaders promoting drug-prevention education within religious communities.
At-Risk Youth Tutorial Program - A Madison County Schools tutoring program that gives at-risk youth the extra attention needed to help them succeed.
LifeSkills Training - A program for sixth-grade students that teaches life skills proven to reduce drug use (improves communications skills and fosters individual responsibility and anger and peer relationship management).
In The Know - A one-hour presentation designed to empower parents and caregivers with knowledge and awareness about ways drugs are used and the types of drugs being used currently in our community.
Kelly Bear to the Rescue - A program for preschool and kindergarten children teaching them skills for healthy behavior and how to avoid alcohol, tobacco, medicine and poisons.
Smoke, Choke, and Eventually Croak - Curricula for second-, third-, and fourth-grade students to educate them about the gateway drugs including alcohol, tobacco and inhalants.
Too Good for Drugs and Violence - A science-based program for high-risk students in grades 1 - 3, helping students cope with friends who use drugs, peer pressure, family conflict and a sense of social belonging (usually taught at after-school programs, churches, and youth groups).
Red Ribbon Campaign - Partnership initiated the first annual Red Ribbon Campaign in Huntsville/Madison County by wrapping the County Courthouse in Red Ribbon. Hundreds of young children helped wrap the courthouse in honor of Enrique Camerna. This continued to expand as the agency developed the Red Ribbon Poster Contest, with all Huntsville/Madison County elementary and middle schools being invited to participate. The winners of each school were recognized at a Red Ribbon Rally at Joe Davis Stadium. For the past few years, Partnership has recognized the contest winners and their families at a Red Ribbon Recognition Event dinner. Beginning in October 2013, the schools in Huntsville/Madison County and many community agencies now promote the Red Ribbon Campaign on an annual basis. Partnership has taken a step back as the Red Ribbon Campaign has now become a community-wide event.
Cultural Development Center - Butler Ninth Grade Students are given the opportunity to learn theatre techniques and to create a public service awareness campaign of their school.