What is Prevention? Prevention is a proactive process that promotes healthy lifestyles and discourages drug use or high risk consumption of alcohol.
Education is a tool often used by commanders in the prevention process; however, other tools such as policy, life skills training, offering alternative activities to drinking, and media events should be included in proactive plan.
Trainings Offered:
- Required annual Substance Misuse Prevention Training (SMPT)
- Army Drug and Alcohol Prevention Training (ADAPT)/Prime for Life 12 hour course
- Prime for Life 4.5
- Specially catered ASAP training as needed/requested by leaders
- Unit Safety Briefs
- Unit stand-down days
- Annual ASAP-supported campaigns
FY27 Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Training (ADAPT):
Per AR600-85, required for SMs who have an alcohol or drug-related incident
Key Information:
- Soldier must attend both dates in duty uniform to receive attendance credit, no exceptions
- 12-hour alcohol/drug education certificate will be provided at completion
- Anyone can attend. All Soldiers with an alcohol or drug-related incident or drug positive must complete ADAPT within 60 days.
- To register, please click this link ADAPT Course Registration or scan the QR code to the right.