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COMMUNITY GRATITUDE
First Call’s Annual Community Gratitude Luncheon celebrates those who work tirelessly to reduce the stigma often associated with substance use disorders by recognizing champions who have developed research-based treatment strategies, volunteered their time, donated their dollars and advocated for public policy changes. Doug Tieman will be the keynote speaker at this year’s event.
ABOUT DOUG TIEMAN
Since Doug Tieman joined Caron Treatment Centers as President and CEO in 1995, the nonprofit has grown more than ten fold, allowing Caron to offer millions of dollars in scholarships for treatment to families in need. Under Tieman, Caron participates in studies with leading research universities and conducts oncampus training for physicians and other health care professionals. Tieman began his career with the Hazelden Foundation and has served as Chairman of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers. He is a current board member of the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, the American Foundation for Addiction Research and the Behavioral Healthcare Editorial Advisory Board. Tieman was born and raised on a farm in Missouri and is the author of Flying Over the Pigpen: Leadership Lessons from Growing Up on a Farm (HCI 2015).
FIRST CALL
It is the mission of First Call (firstcallkc.org) to reduce the impact of alcohol, drugs and addiction by providing quality resources to individuals, families and the community. Founded in 1958, First Call provides prevention and recovery services to over 20,000 individuals annually and is a key catalyst for building capacity among community substance abuse, health care, behavioral health and supportive service providers.