A  private non-profit organization serving the people of Clayton County, Iowa.
 

 

 

 

Substance  Abuse Services
for Clayton County, Inc.
102 Sandpit Road

PO Box 970
Elkader, Iowa 52043-0970

 Email: 
sascc@sas4cc.com


Phone: 
563-245-1546


FAX:
   
563-245-1612

 

 

Peer Helping. 
Training of middle school and high school youth in communication skills.  Participants learn skills to  communicate more effectively with their peers, friends, and family with emphasis on being a better listener.  Strategies are taught with a hands-on approach, along with discussion of topics of concern chosen by the youth themselves.

Conflict Management  Training
Educate students in problem solving by teaching the skills of  conflict management.  Students need to know how to manage and resolve conflicts if they are to become responsible members of school and of society.  Conflict Management is taught in fifth, sixth, eighth and the high school levels. Conflict management skills training can also be custom designed for the workplace and employee relationships.

Mentor Training.
Provides the skills and training to be a mentor.  The goal is to formally match youth with youth or youth with adult to form a sustained relationship through continued involvement.  This relationship offers support, guidance, and assistance as the younger person goes through a difficult period, faces new challenges or works to correct earlier problems.

Pregnancy Prevention.
An educational / motivational  program that encourages young men and women (ages 12-16) to accept shared responsibility of pregnancy prevention by illustrating the consequences of premature and unprotected sexual activity, motivating them to make  responsible decisions about sex and examine the high cost of parenting and  are encouraged to think twice about the realities of teen parenthood.  Draw The Line, Respect the Line is taught in sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth grades.  This includes building skills to avoid risky behaviors and for making healthy decisions when dealing with peer pressure .

All Stars.
An interactive program to prevent  alcohol,drug and tobacco use, violence, and premature sexual activity among middle school youth.  The All Stars program focuses on five  strategies that research says will decrease young people's chances of being involved in these behaviors.

Coalition Building.
Assists communities in developing  an organizational framework that involves individuals, groups and organizations working together to build strengths and reduce risks in  their communities.  These people learn how to assess and prioritize  needs and create positive changes within the community.

Drug Free Workplace.
We are able to bring the "Creating a Drug-Free Iowa Workplace" education program to businesses and agencies in Clayton County, Iowa.  We assist businesses to implement any and  all components of the drug-free workplace program including developing a drug-free workplace policy, an employee assistance program, Iowa's drug testing law and basic alcohol and drug education.

Tobacco Education.
We promote and implement tobacco prevention curriculum in all school districts in Clayton County, Iowa and encourage / engage high school students in tobacco control  activities.  We promote the "Freedom from Smoking" cessation program.  We also promote and encourage tobacco  free campuses and public environments.  We offer education on health risks of tobacco use and encourage smoke-free workplaces.  We also encourage healthy  smoke-free lifestyles to pregnant and parenting moms.

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