Who We Are

Jackie receiving at awards

Government

NADAA is governed by a combined effort of its coalition membership through a majority vote of those present at meetings as well as the coalition's executive board. 2009 executive Board members are:

Funding

NADAA is funded through grants and donations. The majority of funding is provided from a federal grand called "Drug Free Communities." This grant is a five year grant providing $100,000.00 per year. However, the coalition must re-apply for funding every year showing updated action plans, recent statistics, and progress toward goals. Other grants are applied for as they become available, and often include mini-grants from Region V Systems as well as other state and federal grants. Private donations are made to the coalition from businesses, organizations, and individuals from Nemaha County. These donations, combined with in-kind donations of items and volunteer time, must match the amount of money provided throught the Drug-Free Communities (DFC) grant. For NADAA, the match exceeds the DFC funding match thanks to the generosity of our area's citizens and organizations.

Awards

2010 Award Winners

Youth Leadership District 29: Brandon Petet
Youth Leadership District 23: Chelsey Mowen
Partner in Prevention: Dale and Maxine Schatz
President's Award: Region V Systems
Meritorious Service: Auburn Optimists Club

Scott Riley, Laura Teten and Brent Comstock were all recognized with Honorable Mention certificates having been nominated for the youth awards.