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“Healthy Families = Healthy Community” |
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Core Values Ensure that youth input is obtained when determining needs and issues they face. Engage youth in helping develop the strategies and programs to address these identified needs. Ensure cultural competency exists in all programs and activities. |
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Mission Statement The mission of South Windsor Alliance for Families is to encourage positive development of South Windsor’s youth and families through assessing needs, developing solutions to those needs, and coordinating programs and activities that promote a healthy, substance-free life style. |
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Business Regularly identify and assess issues facing South Windsor’s youth Raise Awareness about these issues. Examine Existing programming to ensure that they address Coordinate and support prevention activities and programs. Develop and coordinate a calendar of family-friendly events. Serve as the Youth Advisory Board and Local Prevention Council.
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We would love to hear from you. If you have any questions or comments regarding SWAFF, please feel free to contact us. Either by e-mail or by phone. Joann Moriarty: (860) 648-6361 ext. 331 Officer Peggy Clouser: (860) 648-6252 |
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“Governor Rell: State Launches Media Campaign to Combat Underage Drinking...that Targets Parents” |
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6th Grade Smoking Prevention Week
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Visit our “Teen Talk” page to catch up on some slang terms and phrases used by teens to reference drug and alcohol use
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(For highest quality, SWAFF pages are best viewed with Internet Explorer.) |
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SWAFF Links |
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Other Useful Links |
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How to Raise a Drug-Free Kid: The Straight Dope for Parents By Joseph A. Califano, Jr. |