Police, schools and businesses in Richland County are working to make this spring’s prom season safe for students.
Efforts to curb it go on as police look into how youths obtained alcohol
The 31st Annual South Carolina School for Alcohol and Other Drug Studies will take place at Furman University in Greenville from July 31 to August 5, 2005.
As Seen on WLTX-TV: Have you been noticing changes in your child? New music, new friends, new clothes? Grades dropping? Behavior or attitude changes that you can't explain? Click on this story to find out how LRADAC may be able to help.
John Walters, Director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), visits the Midlands to tour award-winning prevention programs.
Two local community coalitions recently received financial support from the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) in their efforts to reduce the negative consequences of alcohol, tobacco and other drug use in local school districts.
Nancy Whiteside, Volunteer Coordinator at LRADAC, The Behavioral Health Center of the Midlands was selected as the 2004 Volunteer Administrator of the Year by the Midlands Affiliate of the South Carolina Association of Volunteer Administrators (MASCAVA) at its November luncheon.
Volunteers are needed to assist in LRADAC's Prevention Resource Center.
LRADAC has received two awards from the South Carolina Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America.
LRADAC has expanded its underage alcohol enforcement efforts into Richland School District Two.
Richland County Council has named two new members to LRADAC's Board of Directors.
LRADAC's own Cosette Hardee has been named Counselor of the Year by the South Carolina Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors.
LRADAC, The Behavioral Health Center of the Midlands has expanded its Multi-Jurisdictional Alcohol Enforcement Team into Downtown Columbia and Lexington County School District One.
LRADAC and Purdue Pharma L.P. join forces to educate South Carolina teens and parents on the dangers of abusing prescription drugs.
LRADAC, The Behavioral Health Center of the Midlands releases the results of the 10th annual Youth Access to Tobacco Study; Lexington and Richland Counties document the lowest rates in 10 years.
LRADAC's Executive Director, Jack Claypoole, is the recipient of the 2003 James Douglas Welsh Award from the South Carolina Public Health Association.
The South Carolina Association of Nonprofit Organizations (SCANPO) has awarded LRADAC its inaugural Award for Excellence in Nonprofit Management.
