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Cori Hammond, M.P.H.

Director, Prevention Services

Cori Hammond
Cori Hammond, MPH, is the Director of Prevention Services at Partnership to End Addiction. She currently works with partners across the country to bring evidence-based services and resources to public school students, caregivers, and school faculty. Prior to her work with the prevention team, Cori was a part of Partnership’s Science & Technology of Early Prevention (STEP) research team and worked on Partnership’s Helpline. Cori received her Bachelor of Science in Public Health degree from Tulane University and her Master of Public Health from New York University.

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New Jersey Statewide Student Support Services (NJ4S) Collaboration

Partnership to End Addiction collaborates with regional hubs of the NJ4S network to provide professional development, parent education, subject matter expertise, and technical assistance.    
Family members/Community School-based Prevention Trainings
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Co-Occurring Disorders Awareness (CODA) – Prevention Curricula

Partnership to End Addiction, the harris project, Pace University, and key Westchester County coalitions are collaborating to develop, introduce, pilot, and evaluate comprehensive prevention curricula to meet the needs of high school-aged youth with or at risk of developing co-occurring disorders (COD), as well as their familial and community supports.
Family members/Community School-based Prevention Family Engagement Trainings
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