Parenting Education and Support
Programs are designed to help parents and guardians develop better communication and parenting skills, recognize signs of risky behavior, and support their children's mental health and well-being.
These programs are evidence-based, meaning they have been researched and proven effective in achieving positive outcomes in the areas they target. They are delivered through various formats, including classroom sessions, small group discussions, individual counseling, and workshops.
Triple P
Triple P, which stands for "Positive Parenting Program," is a comprehensive, multi-level system designed to enhance the knowledge, skills, and confidence of parents in managing their children's behavior and developmental issues. The program is based on the principles of positive parenting, which emphasize a nurturing, supportive, and consistent approach to raising children.
Family Peer Advocate Services
Support services that provide parents and caregivers with tools and resources to navigate the behavioral health system for their children.
Family Support Navigator
Helps families understand and access resources and services related to substance use and mental health issues.
Concealing Secrets Mobile Teen Bedroom Kit
An educational tool that helps parents identify hidden signs of substance use or other risky behaviors in their children's environments.
Mental Health Education and Awareness
Programs that increase awareness and understanding of mental health issues, reduce stigma, and promote early intervention.
Additional Programs:
Narcan Training
Training on how to use Narcan, a medication that can reverse opioid overdoses.
Compeer Mentoring
A mentoring program that pairs students with adult volunteers to provide support and guidance.
For Students:
Second Step
A program that promotes social-emotional learning, helping students develop skills like empathy, emotion management, and problem-solving.
Target Age Group: Preschool through high school
Focuses on social-emotional learning at various developmental stages.
Life Skills Training
Focuses on building life skills such as decision-making, problem-solving, and effective communication, helping students resist peer pressure and avoid risky behaviors.
Target Age Group: Elementary school through high school
Tailored to teach decision-making, communication, and resistance skills appropriate for each age group.
SPORT Prevention Plus Wellness
A program that combines substance abuse prevention with the promotion of healthy lifestyles, including physical activity and good nutrition.
Combines wellness promotion with substance abuse prevention. Aimed at young people experiencing mild to moderate substance use issues.
Target Age Group: Adolescents (typically ages 12-19)
Project Towards No Drug Abuse (TND)
An interactive program that helps high school students resist drug use and other risky behaviors by developing decision-making and coping skills.
Teen Intervene
A brief intervention program for adolescents experiencing mild to moderate problems with alcohol or other drugs.
Strengthening Families Program
A family-based program designed to improve family relationships, parenting skills, and youth social and life skills.
Too Good for Drugs and Violence
Programs that teach students skills to avoid drug use, violence, and other risky behaviors, while promoting healthy lifestyle choices.
Anger Management
Programs that teach students how to manage their anger in healthy ways and develop better emotional regulation.
