Welcome to VADIC
♦ The purpose of the Vermont Alcohol and Drug Information Clearinghouse (VADIC) is to provide communities with informational resources for alcohol and other drug prevention, intervention, treatment and recovery.
The Clearinghouse was previously located at the Vermont Health Department, Division of Alcohol & Drug Abuse Prevention (ADAP). Friends of Recovery-Vermont (FOR-VT) recently took over the Clearinghouse through a grant-funded initiative.
VADIC is a grant-funded program, and its services are free for Vermonters. We welcome you to contact us and to request materials. Also, please visit us at events and conferences to learn more.
Please contact Rita Johnson, VADIC Outreach Assistant, for more information and to request materials.
3 Easy Steps to Access VADIC Materials:
1) Perform online search for materials
2) Request materials online or Toll-Free
3) Receive materials by mail
Learn more about VADIC’s Request Process
**Check out these New Resources!
The Vermont Department of Health has launched a website for its ParentUp campaign, working to prevent and reduce underage drinking in Vermont. Visit the ParentUp website, www.parentupvt.org, to learn more about the campaign, and to find solutions, resources, and information on getting help. Additional information offered on the website includes warning signs of teenage alcohol use, legislation regarding underage drinking, and support for parents of teens who are using alcohol.
The Vermont Department of Public Safety has a new link for its Drug Impairment Training for Educational Professionals (DITEP) program. DITEP creates an opportunity for educators and health professionals to have ready access to resources and workshop opportunities. DITEP is particularly relevant for school-based professionals. Visit www.dps.state.vt.us/ghsp/DITEP.pdf to learn more!
