| PARTNERS FOR PREVENTION IN ALLEGANY COUNTY a drug free communities coalition |
MEET THE STAFF
Shawnee Wright, Community Coordinator
Shawnee came to Allegany County 3 years ago. She has a BS in Management and Organizational Development from Eastern Mennonite
University. She has several years experience in coalition building as well as curriculum development, public awareness, outreach,
and has presented in numerous national and state level workshops and forums. Recently, Shawnee was selected to present at the Community
Anti-drug Coalitions of America National Leadership Forum in Washington DC.
PARTNERSHIPS
There are currently 165 active members of PPAC! For a complete list of our partners and links to their websites, CLICK HERE
MEMBERSHIP & COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Becoming a member is easy! It's free and you decide how much time you want to commit. There are many different projects and workgroups
you can join. The opportunities are endless! We work on community events like town hall meetings, school lock-ins, faith-based initiatives,
implementing model programs in our communities, and we continue to develop our coalition. Our members include youth, parents, faith leaders,
educators, health professionals, law enforcement, elected officials, business leaders, and civic organizations.
Download Memorandum of Understanding
PLANNING
PPAC is actively involved in developing strategic plans for Allegany County. In 2006, PPAC conducted a number of workgoups that were
comprised of several representatives of each sector of our community. Each sector workgroup participated in analyzing the Student Risk and
Protective Factor Survey data, local data-current and archival, to develop recommendations for the strategic reduction of risks to youth. PPAC
uses the Strategic Prevention Framework Model as a structure to follow to adequately and efficiently sustain the coalition.
2007-2008 Workplan and Progress
2008-2009 Workplan
Shawnee Wright, Community Coordinator
Shawnee came to Allegany County 3 years ago. She has a BS in Management and Organizational Development from Eastern Mennonite
University. She has several years experience in coalition building as well as curriculum development, public awareness, outreach,
and has presented in numerous national and state level workshops and forums. Recently, Shawnee was selected to present at the Community
Anti-drug Coalitions of America National Leadership Forum in Washington DC.
PARTNERSHIPS
There are currently 165 active members of PPAC! For a complete list of our partners and links to their websites, CLICK HERE
MEMBERSHIP & COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Becoming a member is easy! It's free and you decide how much time you want to commit. There are many different projects and workgroups
you can join. The opportunities are endless! We work on community events like town hall meetings, school lock-ins, faith-based initiatives,
implementing model programs in our communities, and we continue to develop our coalition. Our members include youth, parents, faith leaders,
educators, health professionals, law enforcement, elected officials, business leaders, and civic organizations.
Download Memorandum of Understanding
PLANNING
PPAC is actively involved in developing strategic plans for Allegany County. In 2006, PPAC conducted a number of workgoups that were
comprised of several representatives of each sector of our community. Each sector workgroup participated in analyzing the Student Risk and
Protective Factor Survey data, local data-current and archival, to develop recommendations for the strategic reduction of risks to youth. PPAC
uses the Strategic Prevention Framework Model as a structure to follow to adequately and efficiently sustain the coalition.
2007-2008 Workplan and Progress
2008-2009 Workplan
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