Affiliates

Become an Affiliate

What is an Affiliate?
The Parent to Parent Network (P2PN) welcomes organizations, schools and individuals who are interested in developing or enhancing parent education efforts on all issues impacting the health, safety and well-being of children pre-school through college. Interested parties can contact P2PN president Dani Altieri Marinucci at 440-250-0666 or E-mail her a p2pn@parent2parentnetwork.org.

View our Affiliate Membership Form <click here>

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Memo of Understanding

This document provides the framework and guidelines to help define the roles and expectations of the P2PN and its affiliates

View MOU

Affiliate Initiatives

The P2PN met with their Advisory Board and Affiliates during the 2009 summer and have agreed to focus our effort this year on strengthening and growing the organization. We will continue to provide monthly blasts and post events and information on our site.
June 2009 Meeting Minutes
June 2009 Summary of UDAP Affilate Support
June 2009 Summary of Eval forms

Affiliate Initiative Form

Affiliate Support

Programming Templates
Initial Check List (pdf) or (word.doc)
Promote Program (pdf) or (word. doc)
Venue Details (pdf) or (word.doc)
Speaker Resources
Fund/Grant Opportunities

Take the CADCA Survey: <Survey Link>
Don´t miss your chance to be included in the only nationwide survey of community drug and alcohol abuse coalitions. The information on CADCA´s Survey is the only comprehensive source of coalition information for the substance abuse field and informs policymakers and funders of the need for coalitions and their success in keeping communities safe and healthy. <Read More>

2007-2008 Annual Report
Reimbursement Form
Print form and send to Treasurer, PO Box 450738, Cleveland, OH 44145

Advantages of forming a Community Coalition

The P2PN works to help communities who share an interest in educating parents about the risks youth face today. We are also committed to assisting communities who are interested in establishing Wellness Coalitions focusing on the overall health and well-being of the youth in their communites. Here are some articles supporting that effort. <Link to Articles>

New Resources Availalbe from SAMHSA to help Decision Makers choose cost effective substance abusse programs (July 23, 2009) <Link>

NEW DATA SHOW DRUG FREE COMMUNITIES PROGRAM SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES TEEN SUBSTANCE ABUSE (Sept. 24, 2008)
Rates of current substance abuse by high school students in communities participating in the Drug Free Communities (DFC) program are significantly lower than national rates, according to a National Interim Evaluation of the DFC program, released today by John Walters, Director of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP). The National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign applauds the success of the DFC program, and encourages communities everywhere to take advantage of Media Campaign resources to help address local substance problems through public awareness and education. <Read More>