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Link Together is dedicated to promoting healthy youth, families and communities by decreasing teen alcohol and drug use in Wheeling Township.

 
 

Mission

Promote healthy youth, families, and communities by decreasing teen alcohol and drug use through education, advocacy, and access to community resources, and policy awareness, implementation, and change.

Vision

Wheeling Township youth are drug and alcohol free.

Link Together Staff

Margaret Polovchak, Director Prevention Services [email protected]

Kris Zerfass, Director Link Together 
[email protected]

Morgan Pizer-Kranc, Prevention Specialist [email protected]

Katie Whittaker, Prevention Specialist, CYS (Community Youth Servcies Wheeling/Prospect Heights)
[email protected]

Link Together Executive Board 2023-2024

Don AngelaccioChairman

Lisa SchapsVice Chairman

Jessica Herrmann, Secretary

Colleen ZitkusBusiness Manager

Rich RosenCommunity Relations Manager

Community Partners

Arlington Heights Police Department

Buffalo Grove Police Department

Mount Prospect Police Department

Prospect Heights Police Department

Wheeling Police Department

Student Resource Officers

D21 Middle Schools: Cooper, Holmes & London

D23 Middle School: MacArthur

D25 Middle Schools: Thomas & South

D26 Middle School: River Trails

D214 High Schools: Buffalo Grove, Hersey, Prospect, Rolling Meadows and Wheeling

D214 Administration

Arlington Heights Park District

Buffalo Grove Park District

Mount Prospect Park District

Prospect Heights Park District

River Trails Park District

DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration)

Culvers in Buffalo Grove

Alliance Against Intoxicated Motorists

Kindred Life

OMNI

Wheeling Township

Wheeling Chamber of Commerce

Glenbard Parent Series

Stand Strong Coalition

NAMI (National Alliance for Mentally Ill)

Comcast EffecTV

Indian Trails Public Library

Harper College

Rosecrance

IL Human Performance Project

Landstrom Center

NW Casa

Kenneth Young

Funding

Drug Free Communities (DFC) Grant

Funded from the Office of National Drug Control and Policy (ONDCP) & managed by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Contracts with D214 high schools and feeder middle schools, corporate and private donations.

 

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