What is the All In Clayton Coalition?

The role of a coalition is to achieve community level change.  For All In, our “change” is to reduce and prevent youth substance use in the Clayton community.

How do we create change? As with most things in life, change doesn’t happen overnight.  It takes a community-minded approach and time to begin to see positive outcomes. All In is committed to the long haul. We implement a variety of strategies to help us achieve our key objectives:

All In Clayton Coalition Key Objectives

• Prevent substance use among Clayton Youth
• Reduce the prevalence of substance use disorders in Clayton
• Educate the Clayton community on key issues related to substance use disorders
• Advocate for policies and practices that prevent substance use among Clayton youth.

Who funds All In? The coalition was awarded a federal, five year grant through Drug Free Communities in partnership with the Center for Disease Control in Oct. 2019. The School District of Clayton serves as the fiscal agent for the grant, for which All In is extremely grateful.

Want more information on how to get involved?  Fill out this form and our project coordinator will reach out. 

COMMUNITY PARTNERS: We are open to ALL!

Some of our community partners are listed below.
The more partnerships we have, the stronger we are. To get involved, email chelliemclellan@claytonschools.net

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF CLAYTON PARTNERS
claytonschools.net
Dr. Nisha Patel, Superintendent
Dr. Cameron Poole, Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer