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Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA), the National Guard Bureau (NGB) and the Multijurisdictional Counterdrug Task Force Training Program (MCTFT) have co-sponsored more than 40 broadcasts on varied topics related to substance abuse prevention, intervention and treatment. Without the valuable support of NGB and MCTFT, coalitions would not have access to this free, training opportunity. CADCA wishes to thank its partners for their commitment to building safe, healthy, drug-free communities.
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On DemandThe push to close pill mills and reduce the painkiller supply is creating a new problem. Opiate addicts need their fix, so when they can’t easily get their pills to pop, they’re often turning to heroin.
In communities that are cracking down on pill mills and doctor shopping, heroin-related deaths are increasing. Experts warn that if heroin use isn’t increasing in your area yet, it’s just a matter of time.During this hour-long program, “Highway to Heroin,” hear how communities are dealing with two serious drug problems at the same time. Learn how to prepare for an influx of heroin. See how partners in the Cleveland, Ohio area are working together to stop opiate abuse.
How to Watch
All CADCA TV shows are free of charge and can be viewed in the following ways:
All CADCA TV shows are free of charge and can be viewed in the following ways:
- Via live webcast. Simply click on “View Webcast” on the webpage of the CADCA TV show you’re interested in watching.
- By satellite downlink from any site with a satellite dish having C-band capabilities. All viewing sites must register in advance to receive the necessary satellite coordinates. To register, contact Ed Kronholm at Phone: 877-820-0305; E-mail: dlnets@aol.com; Web Site: www.dlnets.com/MCTFT2nd.htm.
- On demand beginning on the day the show airs.
This broadcast is made possible through a partnership with the Multijurisdictional Counterdrug Task Force Training Program (MCTFT), St. Petersburg College and the Florida National Guard.