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Prevention & Education

If interested in any programs, please call Mark Bosch 704-927-8868 or Zorana Valdes 704-927-8829 for more information.  Programs can be tailored to fit personal needs.  

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Student - Based Initiatives:  
SMART Moves
(Skills Mastery and Resistance Training)
6-15 years old Designed to reduce risk factors and enhance protective factors to assist young people in avoiding alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use.
Located in local school systems, at area YWCAs & at Mecklenburg County Parks & Rec.
Dream Team 13-18 years old Training for high school athletes to be peer educators for elementary school youth.
FOCUS 14-20 years old Designed to assist youth who have been exposed to drugs or have consumed or  purchased alcohol.
All Stars 11-14 years old Designed to delay and prevent high risk behaviors including substance abuse and violence by fostering development of positive personal characteristics.  
Project Toward No Drug Abuse 14-19 years old Designed to help high school youth resist substance use.
Consists of lessons that include motivational activities, social skills training, and decision making components that are delivered through group discussions, games, role-playing exercise, videos, and student worksheets. 
Keepin It Real 10-17 years old Provides interactive educational activities, structured
recreational events & life skills curriculum during the school year (Monday - Friday) after normal school hours and on school holidays.
 
Out-of-School-Time Initiatives:  
Students Taking Action Not
Drugs (STAND)
Rising 5th, 6th
& 7th graders
4 day residential leadership camp held at local college campus.
Provides students with current information about tobacco, alcohol, drug prevention, resistance skills & like skills training.
Family Programs:    
Dare to be You 2-5 years old Parenting program which teaches self-responsibility, communication and social skills, and problem solving/decision making.
Guiding Good Choices Parents with children
Grades 4th-7th
Parenting program where parents learn to increase their children's opportunities for involvement in the family, to teach skills needed by children and adolescents, and to provide reinforcement for desired behaviors and appropriate consequences for undesired behaviors.
Strengthening Families Parents with children
6-14 years old
Parents in recovery learn to increase desired behavior in children by using attention and rewards, clear communication, effective discipline, substance use education, problem solving and limit setting.
Children learn the consequences of substance use, life skills that prevent this behavior and contribute to a positive family unit.
Neighborhood-Based Programs:  
Up With Hope 4-15 years old
16 - 20 years old assist
   
Provides students with an organized basketball team, tutoring and life skills.
Open to boys and girls.
Girl Power

Soy Unica Soy Latina

5-16 years old Provides girls with knowledge and skills that promote healthy
decisions and life styles.
Boys 2 Men

Latino Poder

TRU Boys

10-16 years old Intended to provide male leadership, positive mentoring, drug education, life skills and promote wellness and growth.
This is an effort to increase self and community awareness.
Menu-Based Topics:    
04     Cocaine: Facts / Fiction
05     Communication Skills
06     Gangs
07     Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders
08     Identify Symptoms of Substance Abuse in the Work Place
09     Introduction to Drugs of Abuse
10     Parenting For Prevention
11     Problem – Solving
12     Relationships and Chemical Dependency
13     Risk Taking Behaviors
14     Self – Esteem
15     Meth - What's cooking in your neighborhood
16  Heroin - What's the Real Dope?
17     Substance Abuse and Suicide
18     Tobacco: To Smoke or Not to Smoke
19     Women and Wellness
20     Chemically Dependent Adolescents
21     Family Dynamics of Addiction
22     STD’s and Date Rape Drugs
23     A New Look at the Abuse of Prescription and Over-the-Counter Drugs
24     The Process of Addiction
25     Ecstasy - What's the Rave About?
26     Drug: Facts and Fiction
27     Positive Peer Pressure
28     Conflict Resolution
29     DWI Laws
30     Anger Management
31     Marijuana - Weeding out the Hype
32     Domestic Violence and Substance Abuse
If none of these topics meet your needs, we will be happy to meet with you to design a program tailored to your specifications.  Please contact Prevention Services at 704-376-7447, Monday- Friday to set up an appointment

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