:: Safe Community Coalition ::

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Welcome

Dear Friends of our Community,

Welcome to the website of the Safe Community Coalition! For well over a decade, the SCC along with parents, teachers, faith and business leaders has provided a crucial support system for the young people of our community. We partner together with our local schools, public and private, so that our children will make good choices, stay healthy and commit to be alcohol and drug free. We provide excellent programming for the students as well as their parents. Our hallmark programs consist of Teen Summit, Middle School Forum, and 6th Grade Ethics Day. These events are held each year in our community.

There are ways in which you can begin to help the SCC or ways in which you can continue your service:

Consider giving of your time. Continue to explore our website for our programs and activities.
Make a donation of financial resources. No donation is too large or too small. Your donated funds will be spent wisely and within our mission.
Donate in-kind services such as space for meetings; food, drinks and prizes for youth activities; printing and marketing help.
Let us know what we can do to further help the young people, parents, and schools of our community.

I stand along with the entire SCC board ready to serve you and this community. We are a strong, committed group of volunteers determined to make a difference. We hope you will join our mission and support the young people of our community!

Best regards,
Cameron R. Edgar

Our Mission

Safe Community Coalition's vision is a community where youth learn to make responsible decisions and where they are safe, healthy and free from alcohol and drug use. The SCC offers programs for youth, parents, and the community in collaboration with other community sectors concerned about our youth: schools, PTAs, faith organizations, businesses, public safety organizations, the medical community, and civic organizations.
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The Safe Community Coalition serves the following Virginia schools. High Schools: Langley McLean Thomas Jefferson High School for Science & Technology Pimmit Hills Middle Schools: Cooper Longfellow Elementary Schools: Churchill Road Chesterbrook Colvin Run Forestville Franklin Sherman Great Falls Haycock Kent Gardens Spring Hill Timber Lane Private Schools: The Langley School The Madeira School Oakcrest School The Potomac School St. John Academy St. Luke School Many area preschools. Click here for the FCPS website.	Our Newsletter Become a Member Receive Our Newsletter Donate Business Donors Submit Ideas Press Area	Academic Stress Alcohol Bullying Depression Drugs Eating Disorders Internet Safety Tobacco Over-Scheduling Sex & Sexuality Sleep Deprivation Volunteer What's on Your Mind?