Back On Track Launches New Website
Back On Track of Lincoln, Nebraska Demand Treatment! has launched its first website, with the assistance of the marketing group Snitily Carr. …
Tag Archives: recovery
Faith-Based Recovery Program Expands on AA Model
Celebrate Recovery, an international faith-based recovery effort, helps those recovering from "hurts, habits and hang-ups," such as alcoholism, drug addiction, depression or other illnesses. …
Colo. College Ministry Tackles Alcohol Abuse
The Lighthouse, a Christian ministry located in a former Colorado State University frat house where a sophomore died of alcohol poisoning last year, works to prevent alcohol abuse on campus. …
Lawsuit Over Mandated Treatment with Religious Overtones
A Michigan man convicted of marijuana possession is suing the state for requiring him to attend a church-run addiction treatment program or go to jail. …
Urban Outfitters Hit by Anti-Drug Protests
Michigan's Troy Community Coalition is leading a boycott against clothing retailer Urban Outfitters, saying the company's youth-oriented products are full of drug references and also glamorize drinking and sex. …
Campus-Community Intervention Programs Effective in Reducing Drinking and Driving Among Students
A new report by Harvard School of Public Health finds significant reductions in driving after drinking and riding with an intoxicated driver on campuses where there are strong campus-community initiatives to prevent binge drinking. …
Senators Slam ONDCP on Drug-Free Communities Funding, Demand Info
Two of the original Senate cosponsors of the Drug Free Communities Act have written a harshly critical letter to drug czar John Walters, questioning his office's handling of the program and demanding a raft of information. …
Supreme Court Case Pits Religion Against Drug Laws
The U.S. Supreme Court could soon rule on whether drug use is a protected part of the practice of certain religions. …
Christian Health Plan Excludes Those with 'Sinful' Habits
Faith-based health plans marketed to evangelical Christians bar membership to those who smoke or drink more than in moderation. …
Community Foundation Giving Triples Since 1996
The assets of community foundations continue to grow, as does their giving: the Columbus Foundation reports that community-foundation grantmaking has tripled since 1996. …
Faith-Based Recovery Program Expands on AA Model
Celebrate Recovery, an international faith-based recovery effort, helps those recovering from "hurts, habits and hang-ups," such as alcoholism, drug addiction, depression or other illnesses. …
Colo. College Ministry Tackles Alcohol Abuse
The Lighthouse, a Christian ministry located in a former Colorado State University frat house where a sophomore died of alcohol poisoning last year, works to prevent alcohol abuse on campus. …
Lawsuit Over Mandated Treatment with Religious Overtones
A Michigan man convicted of marijuana possession is suing the state for requiring him to attend a church-run addiction treatment program or go to jail. …
Urban Outfitters Hit by Anti-Drug Protests
Michigan's Troy Community Coalition is leading a boycott against clothing retailer Urban Outfitters, saying the company's youth-oriented products are full of drug references and also glamorize drinking and sex. …
Campus-Community Intervention Programs Effective in Reducing Drinking and Driving Among Students
A new report by Harvard School of Public Health finds significant reductions in driving after drinking and riding with an intoxicated driver on campuses where there are strong campus-community initiatives to prevent binge drinking. …
Senators Slam ONDCP on Drug-Free Communities Funding, Demand Info
Two of the original Senate cosponsors of the Drug Free Communities Act have written a harshly critical letter to drug czar John Walters, questioning his office's handling of the program and demanding a raft of information. …
Supreme Court Case Pits Religion Against Drug Laws
The U.S. Supreme Court could soon rule on whether drug use is a protected part of the practice of certain religions. …
Christian Health Plan Excludes Those with 'Sinful' Habits
Faith-based health plans marketed to evangelical Christians bar membership to those who smoke or drink more than in moderation. …
Community Foundation Giving Triples Since 1996
The assets of community foundations continue to grow, as does their giving: the Columbus Foundation reports that community-foundation grantmaking has tripled since 1996. …
