Youth Programs

Too Good For Drugs

An evidence-based substance use prevention program. Each lesson focuses on topics that promote healthy norms that have been correlated behaviors.
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Positive Action

The leading evidence-based, comprehensive, integrated, three tiered prevention program. Each lesson focuses aims to motivate students intrinsically to be their best selves by teaching them that they feel good about themselves when they do positive actions.
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PAX Good Behavior Game

PAX GBG helps to build children’s self-regulation, resulting in improved focus and attention, improved academics, reduction of alcohol and other drugs, reduction in psychiatric disorders, and reduced suicides.
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Children in Addicted Homes

Resources for teachers, caregivers and other trusted adults to support children who live with loved ones who may be addicted to drugs and/or alcohol.
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Life Skills Training

Life Skills Training (LST) is an evidence-based prevention program that seeks to influence major social and psychological factors that promote the initiation and early use of substances. Life Skills Training has distinct elementary (8 to 11 years old) and middle school (11 to 14 years old) curricula that are delivered in a series of classroom sessions over 3 years.
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Prevention Plus Wellness (SPORT)

Prevention Plus Wellness (SPORT) is an evidence-based prevention, multiple behavior program integrating substance use prevention and fitness promotion to help adolescents minimize and avoid substance use, while increasing physical activity and other health-promoting habits.
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Awareness Presentations

Our awareness presentations are research-based and intended to be one time lessons that focus on providing information specific to one topic. Our educators provide these presentations to individual classrooms or as an assembly.
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Youth Intervention Services

Information and Referral

Information and Referral sessions (I&R) are intended to provided one on one, tailored, social emotional education and skill development to school aged children.
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Teen Intervene

Teen Intervene is a tested, Evidence-Based Program (EBP) for teenagers (12–19 years old) experiencing mild to moderate problems associated with alcohol or other drug use, including gambling.
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