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This page can navigate local, state and national resources for those struggling with alcohol use.
This page can navigate local, state, and national resources for those who may be seeking smoking resources.
This page can navigate local, state, and national resources for those who may be seeking smoking resources.
This website is a research-informed campaign that talks to teens about fentanyl and provides resources to help them navigate situations in their communities in Yamhill, Marion and Polk counties.
Tall Cop Says Stop (Jermaine Galloway) is a international and national speaker who educates and and is a helpful resource for parents, teachers, caregivers, law enforcement and anyone interested in learning more about substances. Jermaine also has a podcast that is very beneficial for anyone looking to learn more about upcoming drug trends.
Truth Initiative is a great resource for individuals looking for data and research regarding the dangers of vaping, and resources to quit vaping.
This is a Resource Guide for all youth, and parents too, looking for various resources around: housing, mental health supports, jobs, volunteer work, and much more!
A 10-step guide for parents: Talking to your middle school-aged child about alcohol, tobacco and other drugs.
A 10-step guide for parents: Talking to your middle school-aged child about alcohol, tobacco and other drugs.
Guide to initiating a discussion with children about preventing substance use. Helpful for parents who don't know where to start when talking to their children about these difficult topics.
Understanding Addiction as a Disease
Understanding Addiction as a Disease
This YouTube video by Wait21 gives insight to how our brains perceive the use of substances. The video also shows the importance of refraining from overly consuming certain substances to reduce and prevent addiction. Addiction can be seen in every substance even natural ones that our body needs such as food, water and sleep.
For more resources regarding youth substance use check out Wait21 to gain insight on their youth movement to empower healthy decisions.
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