12 Sectors
The DFC Program supports communities in addressing problems associated with youth substance use by providing funding to over 700 coalitions nationwide. Coalitions are uniquely situated to leverage historical knowledge in their communities and address local problems using local solutions. Coalitions work together with representatives from 12 sectors to ensure that a broad range of community expertise is included. The 12 sectors are youth, parents, business, media, school, youth-serving organizations, law enforcement, religious or fraternal organizations, civic or volunteer groups, healthcare professionals, state or local agencies, and other local organizations. Working together, DFC coalitions empower local leaders to build communities that foster a safe environment for youth to learn, grow, and thrive.
Business
Michael McGlumphy
of
Jefferson County Community Action Council
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Law Enforcement
William McCafferty
Chief of
Steubenville
Police Department
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Schools
Dr. Chuck Kokiko
of Jefferson County
Educational Services Center
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Substance Abuse
Organizations
Kevin Schrader
Drug Court Officer
Civic/Volunteer Organizations
Tami Cashioli
of
United Way of
Jefferson County
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State/Local/Tribal Government
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Dan Obertance
of Jefferson County
Prevention and Recovery Board
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Youth
Selected member
of the
Jefferson County Youth Coalition
Healthcare Professionals
Jill Wickham
of
Indian Creek
Local School District
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Religious/Fraternal Organizations
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Jodi Feezle​
of
Urban Mission
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Parents
Alex West
Youth Serving Organizations
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Bobbyjon Bauman
of
Sycamore Youth Center
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