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Gordon and Elmo from Sesame Street

  
Cover your nose with a tissue when you sneeze or cough. Visit www.cdc.gov/h1n1 for more information.   Sesame Workshop Joins Federal Agencies to Launch PSA Campaign to Prevent
 H1N1 Flu Infection		  

Elmo offers his flu prevention tips in four video PSAs on staying happy and healthy. These videos help kids practice habits such as washing their hands and sneezing into their elbow.  Read More
   


Hurting Teens & Bad Choices
 

San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro
Joins Guest VIP’s to Speak at Local
RED RIBBON Rally Kick Off Event

  
 

 

   
   

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one of our Community Partners:
   
 

Two hundred fifth grade students from local schools converged on the Alamodome to participate in this year’s Red Ribbon Rally against drugs. The five schools chosen to participate this year were DeZavala, W. W. White, Cenizo Park, Morrill and R. R. Cable Elementary. Read More   --  See Pictures
 
 

Recovery Walk SA & Family Fun Day

 
   
   
SAFB, Inc. Newsletter
 

Recovery from addiction is a reality in our lives, and participation in this walk helps to transform public policy and alter the stereotypes surrounding addiction.
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  Neighbors,
Take Back
Our City
By Cary Clack,
SA Express News		 Click here to visit
 MySanAntonio.com
to read more about
the Peace March Rally		  
   
   
   
 
 
  
  The Forgotten War on Drugs Winning the War on Drugs One Life at a Time
by John Burnett, NPR Correspondent		 Click here to visit NPR Home Page 
to read the 3rd report in a five-part series on the War on Drugs.		  
   
   
   
   
 

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To provide people with opportunities to create safe, healthy and caring communities by addressing the root causes and symptoms of drug-related crime, substance abuse, victimization, and violence through combined efforts of community partnerships and collaboration.

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