Drug Demand Reduction

Drug Demand Reduction Excellence Activity Guide 36 activities combining aviation and a drug-free message	FY11 Report  Drug Demand Reduction program annual report to the Surgeon General	National Character Day Wing-level event with guest speaker and hands-on challenge activity
LET'S GO FLYING Learn what it takes to become an aviation professional	Red Ribbon Leadership Academy Workshop led by high school-aged cadet NCOs and officers	FIT FOR FLYING Maintain your airworthiness skills with good health and a clean, drug-free lifestyle

NEW   CAP Regulation 52-22 Drug Demand Reduction Program

The DDR regulation has received a total overhaul. Download the new regulation in full, and/or view a presentation on the major changes and current status of DDR funding.

Mission

The Civil Air Patrol Drug Demand Reduction Program assists units at all levels to instill an aggressive, positive, drug-free attitude in CAP members, Air Force families, DoD civilians and school-age children through a comprehensive program that:

•     Encourages youth to remain in school.

•     Focuses on drug abuse awareness, education and prevention.

•     Provides positive activities as an alternative to drugs and gang violence.

Vision

In the context of the Cadet Program, the CAP DDR program's vision is:    "CAP cadets -- applying their leadership skills by serving as ambassadors of the drug-free ethic."

In the context of senior member activities, the CAP DDR program's vision is:   "CAP senior members -- ready to perform Missions for America, unimpeded by substance abuse."

Units Eligible for Air Force Surgeon General resources in support of DDR programs:

Roster of "75-mile rule" units 

If you believe your unit is located within 75 miles of an installation but is not listed on this roster, please ask your Wing DCP or DDRO to contact us.

CAP National DDR Team:

Vacant
DDR Program Manager & Character Education Specialist

Vacant
DDR Program Assistant

Lt Col Jett Mayhew, CAP
National DDR Officer
Lt Col Mayhew has volunteered to serve as your primary point of contact until the two vacancies above are filled.

Curt LaFond
Deputy Director for Cadet Programs