How do we know we are making a difference? A Community Alcohol, Tobacco, and Drug Indicators Handbook How do we know we are making a difference? A Community Alcohol, Tobacco, and Drug Indicators Handbook
 
     
   
 
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Indicator reporting programs are a valuable tool to illustrate local substance use problems and track the impact of efforts to address them. Community leaders use indicator reporting programs to identify their most important local substance use problems, focus community prevention and treatment strategies, and measure the results of new policies and programs.

This website, a companion to a new Join Together publication, will help you build an effective indicator program for your community. We suggest you start here: How to Use This Site.

     
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Changing the Landscape is a study of alcohol and other drug use in Sacramento County. There were 20 findings, 10 conclusions, and 10 recommendations included in the report. The first four recommendations were adopted by the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors. more

 

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