Embedded Files
HOPKINTON ORGANIZING FOR PREVENTION (HOP)
Under Construction
Under Construction
As a parent/caregiver, the things you say and do have a tremendous influence on the decisions youth make. Open, ongoing conversations about alcohol and drugs help kids make safer choices.
As a parent/caregiver, the things you say and do have a tremendous influence on the decisions youth make. Open, ongoing conversations about alcohol and drugs help kids make safer choices.
Talk. They Hear You.
Talk. They Hear You.
SAMHSA’s national youth substance use prevention campaign helps parents and caregivers, educators, and community members get informed, be prepared, and take action to prevent underage drinking and other substance use. Talk. They Hear You.
SAMHSA’s national youth substance use prevention campaign helps parents and caregivers, educators, and community members get informed, be prepared, and take action to prevent underage drinking and other substance use. Talk. They Hear You.
One Choice For Health. Prevention Basics
One Choice For Health. Prevention Basics
What adults need to know about preventing youth substance use. Learn more about 5 simple messages all adults need to know. One Choice: 5 Prevention Basics
What adults need to know about preventing youth substance use. Learn more about 5 simple messages all adults need to know. One Choice: 5 Prevention Basics
Be in the Know: Social Host Liability
Parents and caregivers are legally responsible if they provide or allow alcohol consumption by minors (under 21) on their property. To prevent liability and protect young people, parents and caregivers should ensure alcohol is not accessible to minors and actively supervise gatherings in their homes.
Operation Parent
Operation Parent
Operation Parent is a national nonprofit that exists to empower parents (and caregivers) to fully engage in ongoing conversations with their K-12 children about technology, substance use, and mental health issues for purposes of prevention. They offer free monthly webinars.
Operation Parent is a national nonprofit that exists to empower parents (and caregivers) to fully engage in ongoing conversations with their K-12 children about technology, substance use, and mental health issues for purposes of prevention. They offer free monthly webinars.
GetOutRaged.org: Talk to Your Kids About Vaping
Check out these resources to learn more about vaping and how to start the conversation with your kids about the risks.
Page updated
Report abuse