Tall Cop Says Stop™ is proud to announce that our nationally recognized training program, “High in Plain Sight,” has been officially certified by the National Professional Credentialing Association (NPCA). This certification reflects our continued commitment to providing high-quality, evidence-based education to professionals across the nation who are working to address substance abuse and community safety.
Founded by Officer Jermaine Galloway, a veteran law enforcement officer with over 20 years of experience in underage drinking and drug enforcement, Tall Cop Says Stop™ has become a trusted name in substance abuse prevention training. Officer Galloway is widely regarded as one of the leading experts on current drug and alcohol trends and has trained more than 105,000 professionals nationwide. His work has earned multiple national and international awards for innovation and impact in the field.
Certification by the NPCA signifies that the program meets rigorous national standards for professional training and credentialing. The NPCA is dedicated to promoting excellence, integrity, and collaboration among professional certification programs across industries ensuring that certified programs like “High in Plain Sight” deliver meaningful, high-impact education.
“Receiving certification from NPCA is an honor that reinforces our mission,” said Officer Galloway. “Our goal has always been to equip communities with real-world knowledge and tools that can save lives. This recognition validates that mission and the quality of our work.
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The “High in Plain Sight” program offers participants essential knowledge and practical strategies to recognize, prevent, and respond to emerging substance abuse trends. Designed for law enforcement, educators, prevention specialists, and community leaders, the training helps empower professionals to create safer and healthier environments
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The National Professional Credentialing Association (NPCA) is excited to announce the launch of the Addiction Ministries Certification Program in collaboration with Ministry Studies Online. This credential is designed for clergy, lay leaders, church staff, ministry volunteers, chaplains, and others in faith-based roles who wish to deepen their understanding of substance use and strengthen their ability to provide informed, compassionate support.
Substance use challenges know no boundaries, and faith leaders are uniquely positioned to provide guidance, hope, and connection to resources. Through this certification, participants will:
Certification from NPCA signals a nationally recognized commitment to excellence in addiction ministries care, enhances credibility with partner organizations, and ensures you have the tools to respond effectively in a world where substance use impacts people across all walks of life.
Enrollment information, program structure, and certification requirements can be found on the NPCA website. To explore the full range of courses offered through Ministry Studies Online, visit NPCA Credentialing — MinistryStudiesOnline.com.
The National Professional Credentialing Association (NPCA) is a prestigious organization dedicated to setting standards, providing resources, and promoting excellence in professional certification/credentialing across various industries.
NPCA’s mission is to uphold the integrity and credibility of professional certifications by establishing rigorous standards, fostering collaboration among credentialing bodies, and advocating for continuous improvement in certification/credentialing practices.
Membership in NPCA is open to credentialing organizations, individual professionals, industry professionals, educators, and other stakeholders committed to upholding the highest standards of professionalism and excellence in credentialing.
