According to the CDC, 1.5 million high school students experience dating abuse annually. Teachers and other school personnel can help interrupt and prevent further violence.
Find “Talk. They Hear You.” campaign resources to work together with families to support the needs of students who may be struggling with substance use, mental health, or school-related issues.
School staff members can play a powerful role in the prevention of underage drinking and drug use among students. Together, educators and families can send strong and consistent messages to students about the use of alcohol and other drugs.
Addressing students’ behavior can be tough, but it’s possible to approach them in ways that show compassion and help them feel ready to discuss the issue.
Ask, Listen, Learn is a free resource focused on preventing underage drinking and offers valuable strategies for classroom discussion.
Parents of Addicted Loved Ones (PAL) provides support for parents of adult children facing substance use disorders.
Use this resource to learn about what to expect when calling the 988 Lifeline.
This informational resource outlines what to expect when you call the 988 Lifeline and answers some frequently asked questions.
Naloxone is a medication administered to counter the effects of an opioid overdose…
This resource page will prepare you with everything you need to host a Mental Health Café in your community.