Listen to what Davon from Ferrum College has to say about mental health!![]()
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Mental Health is important. If you or someone you know needs help, call the national suicide lifeline at 800-273-8255. They will be able to provide help no matter the situation and no matter the time of day.
We want to keep our youth and adults safe this New Years! ![]()
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Help prevent the illegal sales of alcohol by sharing our Digital Project Sticker Shock "stickers"!![]()
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We want to prevent any one who is planning on drinking tonight from driving. Remember, you are not okay to drive if you have consumed any amount of alcohol!![]()
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Call 1-(800)-AAA-HELP and say “I need a Tipsy Tow.” if you find yourself in a situation where you are not safe to drive on New Years Eve.
Every year our CHILL members participate in Project Sticker Shock by going to the local grocery stores and convenience stores and placing the Project Sticker Shock stickers on beer cases to prevent the purchasing of alcohol for underage youth. This year has been a little different. We didn't get to go to the stores in person due to COVID-19; however, we are participating in the Digital Project Sticker Shock here on Facebook! ![]()
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We need your help! We want to share this initiative with as many people as we can before New Years Eve as we know this is a time that many of our youth attend parties/use alcohol to "have a good time".![]()
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We want to stop the sale of alcohol to underage youth by sharing this project with you all in hopes that it will save some lives during the holiday. ![]()
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Please join us on this project by sharing this post and our stickers with everyone you know so that we can help prevent the illegal sale of alcohol!
Did you know that alcohol is the most widely abused substance among youth in the United States?![]()
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Underage drinking is dangerous because it negatively affects brain development and increases the risk of physical assault, legal problems, other drug abuse, risky sexual behavior, suicide and homicide.![]()
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The majority of youth do not pay for the alcohol they drink and their most common source of alcohol is an unrelated person aged 21 or older. ![]()
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Giving alcohol to youth is called social providing. Underage drinkers may also use a fake ID to purchase alcohol. In Virginia, these offenses are Class 1 misdemeanors.![]()
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Let's all do our part to prevent the illegal sales of alcohol to underage youth by sharing this post with everyone you know!
What an incredible project that we were honored to be able to support. Our CHILL members and Piedmont Community Services staff wanted to give our FCPS employees an appreciation envelop to thank them for their continued partnership through the 2020 school year and their commitment to continuing to help students in the schools succeed!This month we were able to put together our Franklin County Public Schools Employee Appreciation Project. We provided all staff members in all of our schools with an envelope filled with FRESH/CHILL brochures, positive, uplifting messages, a coping with stress card, handwritten "Thank You" cards, and thanks to our community partner McDonald's we were able to provide all employees with a McDonald's coupon. ![]()
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We really appreciate all that the staff at Franklin County Public Schools has done for all of our students. Without FCPS employees our Too Good For Drugs program would not have been taught, and our academic success would have surely decreased.![]()
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We just wanted to do this project as a way to say "Thank You" and to help the employees know they are appreciated!
Did you know that December is National Impaired Driving Prevention Month? Check out this newsletter from Talk. They Hear You. for statistics on impaired driving and additional resources on how to prevent impaired driving!
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[NOTE: THIS IS A DUPLICATE EMAIL WITH AN UPDATED GRAPHIC FOR THE 2019 NATIONAL SURVEY ON DRUG USE AND HEALTH] Good afternoon Prevention Partners: Did you know that December is National Impaired Drivi...