Resources for Commanders and Supervisors
Substance abuse and its effect on service members is a high priority, high visibility issue within the military. The Substance Abuse Prevention Program is a command program that emphasizes readiness and personal responsibility. Resources exist for the education and training of those in positions of authority who may need to assist service members experiencing substance abuse issues. Contact the local substance abuse prevention coordinator for assistance or to schedule a training session with you, your staff and your unit.
Services we provide:
- Drug and alcohol testing
- Early identification
- Mentoring at-risk service members
- Supporting service members during rehabilitation
- Administrative actions regarding separation or retention
Download: Commander’s roles and responsibilities (PDF)
Contact us:
- For a self-referral packet
- For treatment referral
- For a list of recovery and support resources
- To schedule an annual prevention training (2-4 hours required)
- For a brief or presentation
- To create a unit prevention plan/administer the unit risk inventory to your unit
- To obtain prevention education or marketing materials
- For general questions about substance abuse, available services, and resources