The San Juan County Partnership was established in November 1991 through a grant from the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention. It was established to reduce the prevalence and incidence of alcohol, tobacco and other drug abuse. Since then, the Partnership has expanded its mission to address prevention awareness and community wellness.

Substance Abuse Prevention Trainings
Develop skills in identifying behaviors which indicate early substance use or abuse, strengthening positive behavior skills, families and family support systems. Call for a complete list.

Coordination of Services
Serve as umbrella agency for community coalitions and cooperative efforts, addressing assessment of needs, strategic planning, funding issues, interagency communication and development of coordinated systems, including policies and procedures.

Resource Center
Provide information, consultation, networking, public awareness of community events, directories, databases and newsletters.

Community Organizing
Organize community projects and promote community awareness of issues such as: cultural interaction and competency, DWI accidents and fatalities, juvenile concerns, housing and a continuum of human services.

Specific Service Contracts
Provide site specific contracts for prevention programming, training, facilitation, coordination of planning, resource identification and advocacy.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

• Jim Baker, Navajo Missions
  
• Donna Brooks, City of Farmington
• Randy Large
• Bo Melton, San Juan County Sheriff
• Marci Pine, Student
  
• Nancy Shepherd, San Juan College
  
• Linda Sillers, San Juan Center for Independence
  
• Alice Marie Slaven-Emond, Family Nurse Practitioner
  
• Joshua Tallas, Navajo Preparatory School
• David Velasquez, City of Aztec
  

STAFF

• Pamela Drake
  
• Katrina Mason
  
• Katrina Fowler
  
• Rosalyn Fry
  
• Tina Brownhat
  
• Marci Pete
  
• Darva Kinlicheenie
  
• Susie Manning
  
• Renae Begay