What are the responsibilities of DAPA in relation to alcohol programs?

The responsibilities of the Drug and Alcohol Program Advisor (DAPA) are centered around the implementation of the Navy's Drug and Alcohol Abuse Program. This role involves ensuring that all personnel are aware of the policies regarding drug and alcohol use, providing education, and promoting a healthy and safe environment free from substance abuse. The DAPA also acts as a resource for individuals seeking help or guidance with substance-related issues, facilitating access to necessary programs and services.

Managing rehabilitation centers, creating regulations, or assessing individual drinking habits might involve related activities or concerns about substance abuse, but these tasks typically fall under different roles within the organization or healthcare sectors, rather than being primary responsibilities of the DAPA. The DAPA specifically focuses on the implementation and adherence to the overarching program to prevent and address drug and alcohol abuse among Navy personnel.