Who is typically responsible for coordinating command-level training on drug and alcohol intervention?

The Drug and Alcohol Program Advisor (DAPA) is specifically designated to coordinate command-level training pertaining to drug and alcohol intervention. This role includes implementing and overseeing policies related to substance abuse prevention, providing training and education on the risks associated with drug and alcohol use, and ensuring that the command meets its responsibilities in promoting a healthy environment.

The DAPA also serves as a critical resource for service members needing assistance or intervention related to substance use issues, allowing them to navigate the available resources and support systems effectively. This includes conducting awareness programs, training personnel on identifying substance abuse-related issues, and fostering a climate of support for those affected.

In contrast, other roles like the Semper Fit Officer, Command Fitness Leader, and Health Promotion Officer focus on broader aspects of fitness and health promotion, which can include but are not limited to physical fitness programs and overall health education. While these roles contribute valuable support to overall wellness, they do not specifically focus on the coordination and intervention efforts outlined for substance abuse issues within the command.