2021 Board of Directors
Community the Anti Drug
January 1, 2021
We greatly appreciate the time and commitment of our continuing and newly elected board members, and those who have served us in the past. It
We greatly appreciate the time and commitment of our continuing and newly elected board members, and those who have served us in the past. It
Picture cozy blankets, crackling fires or cocoa by candlelight and you have a good sense of “Hygge” (pronounced hoo-gah). Hygge is a delightful Danish word
Martha Silberman has volunteered for CTAD since 2015. Even though her youngest child graduated from Deerfield High School in 2018, she continues to serve on
Delta Students Find Healthy Ways Lille Ochs enjoys a hot chocolate while braving the elements. Yaneli Betancourt and other HPHS Delta members displayed prevention messages
Festive Fun for All! Longing for the Radio City Rockettes and other annual New York City holiday traditions? New York Slices, a Highland Park pizzeria
Local Restaurants Support Drug-Free Youth CTAD partnered with popular, family-friendly restaurants to distribute four different versions of activity sheets with puzzles, games, family conversation starters, prevention messages
Spread Goodness to Others Research shows that expressing gratitude has a wide range of benefits, including: Reducing stress and anxiety Boosting mood Re-focusing on what
CTAD and Delta joined forces on a digital media campaign celebrating the strength and resiliency of DHS & HPHS students during challenging times. They value
Tips from the Deerfield Park District Fall is such a beautiful and wonderful time of year to be outside and enjoy the cool, crisp temperatures.
Highland Park’s City Council approved an amendment to their zoning ordinance to allow retail marijuana stores within the light industrial district, located between route 41
Through Podcasts, Apps & More It’s important for teens and families to share feelings openly while prioritizing healthy ways to maintain emotional balance. Here are
Step Outside and Try Something New Local, virtual events and acres of open parks and forest preserves allow families plenty of options to move outdoors