Focus on community's achievements and recognition
October 3rd, 1980- The Racine Council on Alcohol and Other Drugs is formed.
Spring 1992- Racine Council on Alcohol and Other Drugs launched the Teen Peer Program making it the longest program running to date.
Spring 2002- Racine Council on Alcohol and Other Drugs officially formed RCYC (Racine County Youth Coalition).
Spring 2005- The Racine Council on Alcohol and Other Drugs changed its name to Focus on Community.
June 2013- Focus on Community was awarded the longest running FAST program recognition.
March 2015- Focus on Community is awarded the Prevention and Education award for our Teen Peer Program from NCADD (National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence).
February 2016- Focus on Community gave a presentation at the national level in Washington D.C. on “Building an Effective Coalition”.
September 2016- Focus on Community received funds from the United Way of Racine County to take over the Advancing Family Assets (A.F.A.) Program officially.
Spring 1992- Racine Council on Alcohol and Other Drugs launched the Teen Peer Program making it the longest program running to date.
Spring 2002- Racine Council on Alcohol and Other Drugs officially formed RCYC (Racine County Youth Coalition).
Spring 2005- The Racine Council on Alcohol and Other Drugs changed its name to Focus on Community.
June 2013- Focus on Community was awarded the longest running FAST program recognition.
March 2015- Focus on Community is awarded the Prevention and Education award for our Teen Peer Program from NCADD (National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence).
February 2016- Focus on Community gave a presentation at the national level in Washington D.C. on “Building an Effective Coalition”.
September 2016- Focus on Community received funds from the United Way of Racine County to take over the Advancing Family Assets (A.F.A.) Program officially.
