Air National Guard members are faced with a number of unique challenges during their military career that may affect their families, jobs and local communities. These four pillars contain separate key concepts that when used together can help create a checklist to drive towards success.
Drug Demand Reduction Program
The Drug Demand Reduction Program (DDRP) is utilized by Commanders to deter and detect drug & alcohol misuse AND to provide a path for all Airmen to seek support and rehabilitation to enhance mission readiness.
The Air National Guard does not tolerate illegal or improper use of drugs. Drug abuse is a serious breach of discipline and is not compatible with military service. Drug use and/or prescription misuse can lead to criminal prosecution resulting administrative actions, to include discharge. Click here to be directed to our DDRP website where you can find helpful links and information if you or someone you know needs help.
ANG PREVENTION PROGRAM MISSON STATEMENT: To create a culture within the Air National Guard that seeking help isn't a sign of weakness, but a sign of strength.
ANG PREVENTION PROGRAM VISION STATEMENT: To produce pertinent educational/prevention materials across all disciplines that guide our Airmen towards the five pillars of wellness; Physical, Spiritual, Emotional, Social and Family 365 days a year, and to create an understanding that the ANG is there to help at any time, not just during a drill weekend.
Suicide Prevention 1-800-273-TALK (8255) Military Crisis Line 1-800-273-8255 (Press 1) Sexual Assault Response: DoD Safe Help Line 1-877-995-5247