About CHANT
The Community Health Alliance of North Tonawanda (CHANT) is a community-based coalition that began in 2014 and was awarded federal funding through the Drug-Free Communities (DFC) grant in September of 2017. As a community-based coalition, CHANT works collectively to reduce and prevent North Tonawanda youth from using substances such as alcohol, marijuana,
tobacco products (including e-cigarettes/vapes) and non-prescribed opioids.
In 2022, the coalition received a Community Coalition Grant from the NYS Office of Addiction Services
and Supports (OASAS). Both grants have allowed CHANT to expand services into
The City of North Tonawanda to help reduce substance use among our community’s youth
and our most vulnerable populations.
The current role of CHANT in NT is to assess community needs and resources, analyze problems and goals, develop action plans/interventions to produce change, and increase capacity through participation and membership.
tobacco products (including e-cigarettes/vapes) and non-prescribed opioids.
In 2022, the coalition received a Community Coalition Grant from the NYS Office of Addiction Services
and Supports (OASAS). Both grants have allowed CHANT to expand services into
The City of North Tonawanda to help reduce substance use among our community’s youth
and our most vulnerable populations.
The current role of CHANT in NT is to assess community needs and resources, analyze problems and goals, develop action plans/interventions to produce change, and increase capacity through participation and membership.
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CHANT's Mission and Vision Statements
CHANT's Mission:
To reduce substance use among youth by empowering our community to promote inclusion, diversity, and health equity as we monitor, assess, and contribute to the revitalization of a safe and healthy North Tonawanda for all residents.
To reduce substance use among youth by empowering our community to promote inclusion, diversity, and health equity as we monitor, assess, and contribute to the revitalization of a safe and healthy North Tonawanda for all residents.
CHANT's Vision:
- Create Awareness
- Cultivate Prevention
- Contribute to Community Wellness
- Promote Health Equity
Monthly Coalition Meetings
Coalition Meetings occur on the first Monday of every month at 3:00pm in the Police Training Room located at
500 Wheatfield Street in North Tonawanda (DMV building). The Meeting is offered both in person and virtually via Zoom.
Please contact Lyndsay Stover, CHANT Program Coordinator at [email protected]
or fill out the contact form below for more information about coalition goals and meetings.
500 Wheatfield Street in North Tonawanda (DMV building). The Meeting is offered both in person and virtually via Zoom.
Please contact Lyndsay Stover, CHANT Program Coordinator at [email protected]
or fill out the contact form below for more information about coalition goals and meetings.
