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M Sutherland¹, M E Cowart, G J Harris

¹Florida State University, Tallahassee and Jackson County Health Promotion Programs.

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Community coalitions can build and sustain long-term alcohol and drug abuse prevention programs. This approach is effective for health promotion in underserved communities, highlighting the role of health educators.

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Community Health
Health Promotion

Background:

The Community Partnership Demonstration Program supports comprehensive, self-sustaining alcohol and drug abuse prevention.
Coalition building is a key strategy for implementing community-based prevention programs.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a case study on using coalition building for alcohol and drug abuse prevention.
To discuss principles for forming and maintaining effective coalitions.
To explore the application of coalition methods in rural or underserved areas.

Main Methods:

Case study analysis of a community partnership program.
Discussion of principles for coalition formation and maintenance.
Exploration of coalition strategies for health promotion.

Main Results:

Coalition building is a viable strategy for long-term, comprehensive alcohol and drug abuse prevention.
The case study demonstrates successful implementation through community partnership.
Principles for coalition sustainability were identified.

Conclusions:

Coalition building is an effective model for community-based prevention programs.
Health educators play a crucial role in implementing and sustaining these programs.
The coalition method is adaptable for health promotion in diverse community settings.