Citizens Concerned About Addiction (CCAA) operates under the umbrella of San Juan County Partnership, a non profit organization in Farmington, New Mexico. Our goal is to prevent addiction, aid in treatment of addictions and educate people—from medical professionals to parents, grandparents, teachers and kids—about poor nutrition and problems due to caffeine. We offer a PowerPoint presentation to help you share information with others, and learn more.

Note: We suggest that presentations be made at radio talk shows, middle schools, high schools, prisons, jails, addiction recovery centers, service clubs such as Rotary and Lions, etc. You could also utilize letters to the editor and schedule appointments with newspaper reporters.

The Members Citizens Concerned About Addiction (CCAA), Farmington, New Mexico

Judge John Dean, District Court Judge in San Juan County, New Mexico

Debbie Donald, co-owner of a dry cleaning business in Farmington
Pamela Drake, Executive Director for the San Juan County Partnership, Farmington
Paul Ehrlich, Executive Director of the Totah Behavioral Authority in Farmington
Gordon Glass, retired family counselor
Sheldon Pickering, musician (who is well known) in San Juan County New Mexico
Rich Stimson, DDS, dentist working on the Navajo Nation for the Indian Health Service
Donald E. Casebolt, MD, chairman of CCAA, retired Family Practice physician who has worked on the Navajo Nation for 22 years

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Part of the reason we are interested in this topic is that in New Mexico we have one of the highest DWI rates in the U.S. There is also significant meth use here.

Questions?

If you have any questions about this you may contact Dr. Casebolt at 505-598-5235 Monday through Friday from 8 am to 4 pm.

Website and PowerPoint designed by Creative Geckos, Farmington, NM 505-599-9000.