Programs

is an alcohol awareness campaign conducted by the Coalition for local prom attendants. Progressing into the 7th year of this campaign, this event has increased in youth participation by 25 percent. The Coalition collaborates with local businesses in order to receive donations as prizes for prom attendants who has their Stay Safe Card at the Prom Breakfast.

 We Card

is a national tobacco training and education program. Retailers are taught how to prevent the sale of tobacco to minors, how to spot fake ID, and to follow state laws and federal regulations. Partnering with this initiative will also be the Regional Prevention Center and the District Health Department Tobacco Prevention Coordinator.

Project Alert

is a researched-based drug prevention program that is implemented in 7th and 8th grades. The primary goal for Project Alert is to delay the onset of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs (ATOD) use and increase peer resistance skills.

All Stars

is a SAMHSA model program for students 11-14 years old. The program focuses on five topics important to preventing high risk behaviors: (1) developing positive ideals that do not fit with high risk behaviors; (2) creating a belief in conventional norms; (3) building strong personal commitments; (4) bonding with school, prosocial institutions and family and (5) increasing positive parental attentiveness.

Prime for Life Under 21

is a science based curriculum that targets at risk youth under 18. The primary goal of the program is ATOD abuse intervention through small group presentations and student workbooks.

Second Step

is a social skill 4th through 8th grades curriculum that addresses the identified risk factors of anti-social behavior, promote social-emotional learning and reduce impulsive and aggressive behavior. Children learn how to respond empathetically to others, practice skill steps for calming down, reduce anger and problem solving.

TEG

is a research-based program that will show you how to effectively deal with students who violate a school's tobacco policy. It encourages teens to adopt healthier lifestyles, move closer to quitting and enroll in a voluntary cessation program.

TAP

provides students with the options, resources, education, motivation and support to stop using tobacco.

Guiding Good Choices

is a workshop for parents and guardians of school age youth in 4th through 7th grades. The primary goal of the program is to help parents and guardians create and sustain healthy family management skills and teaches parents to identify risk factors associated with teenage drug abuse and to practice skills, which promote family bonding and reduce those risks.