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Drug Demand Reduction Administrator (DDRA) Training Presented by Jett Mayhew, National DDR Officer
Last Updated December 2011<br>
Last Updated December 2011<br>
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Course Overview Roles of the DDRA
Wing-level planning and execution of the DDR program
Supervising and mentoring DDROs
Working with other agencies: state organizations and Air Force DDR personnel
Working and coordinating with Region DDRC
Getting started
Questions<br>
Wing-level planning and execution of the DDR program
Supervising and mentoring DDROs
Working with other agencies: state organizations and Air Force DDR personnel
Working and coordinating with Region DDRC
Getting started
Questions<br>
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Roles of the DDRA Wing-level planning and execution of the DDR program
Supervising and mentoring DDROs
Working with other agencies: state organizations and Air Force DDR personnel
Working and coordinating with Region DDRC<br>
Supervising and mentoring DDROs
Working with other agencies: state organizations and Air Force DDR personnel
Working and coordinating with Region DDRC<br>
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Planning & Execution Work closely with wing Cadet Programs staff and wing Chief of Staff to encourage DDR integration with all wing activities
Work with CAC and the wing DCP to plan cadet activities
Ensure DDR is taught at all wing encampments in accordance with NHQ’s encampment requirements listed in the Encampment Curriculum (capmembers.com/encampment)<br>
Work with CAC and the wing DCP to plan cadet activities
Ensure DDR is taught at all wing encampments in accordance with NHQ’s encampment requirements listed in the Encampment Curriculum (capmembers.com/encampment)<br>
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Planning & Execution Promote a strong safety and Operational Risk Management (ORM) program
Conduct ORM analysis before EVERY activity
Safety should be first!
Work with the wing Safety Officer to promote the safety of all wing and community members during activities<br>
Conduct ORM analysis before EVERY activity
Safety should be first!
Work with the wing Safety Officer to promote the safety of all wing and community members during activities<br>
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Planning & Execution Encourage all units to participate in the Red Ribbon Campaign (October 23-31 each year)
Coordinate with units to determine how many ribbons they will need for their activities
Ensure that ribbons are ordered for the wing NLT 30 May
Note: You can have Red Ribbon Events all through the year<br>
Coordinate with units to determine how many ribbons they will need for their activities
Ensure that ribbons are ordered for the wing NLT 30 May
Note: You can have Red Ribbon Events all through the year<br>
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Planning & Execution Nominate a DDR Member of the Year
Use a CAPF 120 to nominate the cadet or senior member in your wing who has done the most to impact the DDRP during the last year
Member does not have be to assigned as a DDR officer to be nominated
AARs may be used as supporting documentation
Nominations must have the signature of the Wing Commander
Nominations due to Wing HQ by 15 January<br>
Use a CAPF 120 to nominate the cadet or senior member in your wing who has done the most to impact the DDRP during the last year
Member does not have be to assigned as a DDR officer to be nominated
AARs may be used as supporting documentation
Nominations must have the signature of the Wing Commander
Nominations due to Wing HQ by 15 January<br>
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Planning & Execution DDR Member of the Year: This annual award recognizes the most outstanding member (senior member or cadet) who contributed to the success of CAP’s DDR program. Any CAP member or CAP unit may submit a nomination on a CAPF 120 through the chain-of-command to National Headquarters, which forwards nominations to the awards committee. Regions and wings are authorized to establish this award for their echelon. Nominations will include actions and impact of initiatives taken to achieve the DDR program vision and mission for a drug-free world through education, training and community outreach. Submission of all nominations should follow the timeline found in CAPR 39-3. The award will be presented during the annual Summer National Board and Conference.<br>
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Planning & Execution Nominate your wing for Outstanding DDR Wing of the Year
Use a CAPF 120 to nominate your wing for having the most impact on the DDR program during the last year
Use EOY report as supporting documentation
Nominations must have the signature of the Wing Commander
Nomination due to Wing HQ by 15 January<br>
Use a CAPF 120 to nominate your wing for having the most impact on the DDR program during the last year
Use EOY report as supporting documentation
Nominations must have the signature of the Wing Commander
Nomination due to Wing HQ by 15 January<br>
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Planning & Execution Outstanding DDR Wing of the Year: This annual award recognizes the wing with the strongest commitment to establishing a drug-free America. Wings that have a DDR Administrator assigned are eligible to compete for this award. Wing commanders may submit nominations on a CAPF 120 through the chain-of-command to National Headquarters, which forwards nominations to the awards committee. Nominations will describe the wing’s accomplishments, based on the End of Year report in eServices. Submission of all nominations should follow the timeline found in CAPR 39-3. The award will be presented during the annual Summer National Board and Conference.<br>
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Planning & Execution Make sure you have an assistant DDRA assigned
As with all other positions in CAP, it is very important to train your replacement
With an assistant, your job becomes easier because you can distribute the workload
Assistant DDRAs are assigned the same way as DDRAs in eServices<br>
As with all other positions in CAP, it is very important to train your replacement
With an assistant, your job becomes easier because you can distribute the workload
Assistant DDRAs are assigned the same way as DDRAs in eServices<br>
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Planning & Execution Complete an End of Year Report by 30 Oct each year
The EOY report is completed online in eServices under DDR Reporting
After Activity Report information is automatically integrated into the EOY report, making your job easier
Complete all seven sections of the report
Section for DDRA information
Section for wing demographics
One section for each of goals 1-5
Your wing can’t receive funding or materials if the report isn’t filed<br>
The EOY report is completed online in eServices under DDR Reporting
After Activity Report information is automatically integrated into the EOY report, making your job easier
Complete all seven sections of the report
Section for DDRA information
Section for wing demographics
One section for each of goals 1-5
Your wing can’t receive funding or materials if the report isn’t filed<br>
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Planning & Execution Submit After Activity Reports (AARs) for the DDR events you instruct or coordinate
Maintain accurate records and answer appropriate questions for Wing Compliance Inspection
Questions are under Cadet Programs Tab
Include supporting documentation for all your answers
If you have gone above and beyond any of the questions for your wing, include that documentation as well<br>
Maintain accurate records and answer appropriate questions for Wing Compliance Inspection
Questions are under Cadet Programs Tab
Include supporting documentation for all your answers
If you have gone above and beyond any of the questions for your wing, include that documentation as well<br>
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Roles of the DDRA Wing-level planning and execution of the DDR program
Supervising and mentoring DDROs
Working with other agencies: state organizations and Air Force DDR personnel
Working and coordinating with Region DDRC<br>
Supervising and mentoring DDROs
Working with other agencies: state organizations and Air Force DDR personnel
Working and coordinating with Region DDRC<br>
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Mentoring DDROs Educate and train DDR & CP personnel on appropriate DDR responsibilities
AFI 10-2701 (July 2005) defines CAP’s DDR program as a component of the Cadet Program
In March 2010, CAP’s national commander returned DDR to Cadet Programs
DDR and Cadet Programs need to have a firm partnership<br>
AFI 10-2701 (July 2005) defines CAP’s DDR program as a component of the Cadet Program
In March 2010, CAP’s national commander returned DDR to Cadet Programs
DDR and Cadet Programs need to have a firm partnership<br>
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Mentoring DDROs Communicate with units on a regular basis to answer questions and ensure they have the resources they need to run an active DDR program
Be an open and available resource for DDROs and others interested in the DDR program
Maintain your professional development so that you can be as helpful as possible to those you are leading<br>
Be an open and available resource for DDROs and others interested in the DDR program
Maintain your professional development so that you can be as helpful as possible to those you are leading<br>
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Mentoring DDROs Approve activity funding requests from units (via DDR Form 1A/1B/1C; found on DDR website)
Units request funding for promotional or other items for DDR events on a DDRF 1A or 1B, along with DDRF 1C
The DDRF 1C must have the signature of the Unit Commander
DDRA approves and forwards to the Wing Commander for approval and DDRC for review
Once signed by Wing Commander and DDRC, DDRA forward s to NHQ/DDR for processing
Follow up on all unit activity funding requests<br>
Units request funding for promotional or other items for DDR events on a DDRF 1A or 1B, along with DDRF 1C
The DDRF 1C must have the signature of the Unit Commander
DDRA approves and forwards to the Wing Commander for approval and DDRC for review
Once signed by Wing Commander and DDRC, DDRA forward s to NHQ/DDR for processing
Follow up on all unit activity funding requests<br>
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Mentoring DDROs Verify After Activity Reports in eServices
Once a unit has completed an activity, they will fill out an AAR in eServices and you will receive an email
Verify each report for completeness
Common error: total gate count at a large event is not the attendance; attendance is the actual number of people who completed the DDR activity or received DDR education at the event
Common error: do not count attendees/students/ participants in the man hours for implementation
AARs are due NLT 15 days following the activity
If you have questions about submitting an AAR, please see the AAR Reporting Tutorial on the DDR website (capmembers.com/ddr)
If you still have questions, please contact your DDRC<br>
Once a unit has completed an activity, they will fill out an AAR in eServices and you will receive an email
Verify each report for completeness
Common error: total gate count at a large event is not the attendance; attendance is the actual number of people who completed the DDR activity or received DDR education at the event
Common error: do not count attendees/students/ participants in the man hours for implementation
AARs are due NLT 15 days following the activity
If you have questions about submitting an AAR, please see the AAR Reporting Tutorial on the DDR website (capmembers.com/ddr)
If you still have questions, please contact your DDRC<br>
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Mentoring DDROs Verify member reports in eServices
DDRAs have access to see which units have assigned DDROs and which do not
This report can help you in contacting/coordinating with DDROs and unit commanders
If a unit claims to have a DDRO, but the position is not assigned in eServices, it does not count
Cadets cannot be assigned in eServices, so if a unit has a cadet DDRO, there must be a paper CAPF 2a on file<br>
DDRAs have access to see which units have assigned DDROs and which do not
This report can help you in contacting/coordinating with DDROs and unit commanders
If a unit claims to have a DDRO, but the position is not assigned in eServices, it does not count
Cadets cannot be assigned in eServices, so if a unit has a cadet DDRO, there must be a paper CAPF 2a on file<br>
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Mentoring DDROs To print a Member Report of all DDROs in your wing:
Go to Member Reports on the right side of the home screen in eServices
For Report type, choose Membership by Duty Position
For Unit, select your wing (e.g., MD-001) and verify that View Unit Only is not selected
Under Functional Area, select Cadet Programs
Under Duty Position, select Drug Demand Reduction Officer
Choose the type of report you want to view (PDF, Excel, or Word)
Click View Report<br>
Go to Member Reports on the right side of the home screen in eServices
For Report type, choose Membership by Duty Position
For Unit, select your wing (e.g., MD-001) and verify that View Unit Only is not selected
Under Functional Area, select Cadet Programs
Under Duty Position, select Drug Demand Reduction Officer
Choose the type of report you want to view (PDF, Excel, or Word)
Click View Report<br>
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Roles of the DDRA Wing-level planning and execution of the DDR program
Supervising and mentoring DDROs
Working with other agencies: state organizations and Air Force DDR personnel
Working and coordinating with Region DDRC<br>
Supervising and mentoring DDROs
Working with other agencies: state organizations and Air Force DDR personnel
Working and coordinating with Region DDRC<br>
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Working with Other Agencies Coordinate with local and state organizations to provide training at unit and wing activities
Local and state organizations have great resources and teaching tools
There are many groups, but some examples are:
Air Force, Air National Guard, and Air Force Reserve DDR Personnel
Police and Fire Dept and EMS professionals
State Health Department
Local media<br>
Local and state organizations have great resources and teaching tools
There are many groups, but some examples are:
Air Force, Air National Guard, and Air Force Reserve DDR Personnel
Police and Fire Dept and EMS professionals
State Health Department
Local media<br>
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Roles of the DDRA Wing-level planning and execution of the DDR program
Supervising and mentoring DDROs
Working with other agencies: state organizations and Air Force DDR personnel
Working and coordinating with Region DDRC<br>
Supervising and mentoring DDROs
Working with other agencies: state organizations and Air Force DDR personnel
Working and coordinating with Region DDRC<br>
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Working with Region DDRC Direct all questions/suggestions for improvement to the Region DDRC
Submit all Form 1A/1B and Form 1C requests to the DDRC for review
Coordinate with the Region DDRC to plan activities and training
If there is no assigned DDRC, work with the National DDR Officer<br>
Submit all Form 1A/1B and Form 1C requests to the DDRC for review
Coordinate with the Region DDRC to plan activities and training
If there is no assigned DDRC, work with the National DDR Officer<br>
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Getting Started It’s all about leadership and teamwork
Focus on leading your subordinate personnel
Keep all the channels of communication open and flowing
Focus on procedures and efficiency
Focus on current issues and work to find solutions
TOGETHER EVERYONE ACHIEVES MORE<br>
Focus on leading your subordinate personnel
Keep all the channels of communication open and flowing
Focus on procedures and efficiency
Focus on current issues and work to find solutions
TOGETHER EVERYONE ACHIEVES MORE<br>
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Getting Started Make sure the Wing Commander or Personnel Officer has assigned you as the DDRA in eServices
Read the DDR Quick Start Guide (capmembers.com/ddr > DDR Resources)
Enroll/progress in the DDR specialty track (CAPP 228)
Become familiar with the DDR website (capmembers.com/ddr)
Watch the Cadet Blog for updates (capmembers.com/cadets)
NHQ staff is available to help (ddr@capnhq.gov)<br>
Read the DDR Quick Start Guide (capmembers.com/ddr > DDR Resources)
Enroll/progress in the DDR specialty track (CAPP 228)
Become familiar with the DDR website (capmembers.com/ddr)
Watch the Cadet Blog for updates (capmembers.com/cadets)
NHQ staff is available to help (ddr@capnhq.gov)<br>
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Getting Started Welcome to the team!
Please remember the DDR team members around the nation are here to support you; do not feel that you are alone
You are about to make a difference in your community, state and nation
Thank you for your support!<br>
Please remember the DDR team members around the nation are here to support you; do not feel that you are alone
You are about to make a difference in your community, state and nation
Thank you for your support!<br>
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QUESTIONS???<br>