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For Family Matters 
Model Program Training

April 14th & 16th (must attend both days)

2pm - 6pm

Virtual on Zoom

Empowering youth. Supporting families. Strengthening communities.
Contact us today for prevention that connects, equips, and empowers.

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We partner with youth, families, schools, and communities to provide education, tools, and support that help young people stay safe, make healthy choices, and thrive.
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FREE presentations to prevent youth marijuana, alcohol, opioids/fentanyl and other drug use in Sacramento County.

Presentations available Online or In-Person.

FREE youth opioid & fentanyl prevention for immigrant and communities with specialized needs through community wide collaboration. 

FREE Model Program Facilitator Certification for youth alcohol and marijuana prevention

for teens, professionals and community members. 

"Fatal Vision" Experience

Through a variety of interactive activities, participants experience the cognitive effects of marijuana
and / or opioid use.

Contact us today to bring this exciting and informative experience to your school or oganization.

Cultural Orientation Series

FREE trainings for professionals to bridge the gap between agencies & culture specific groups to provide culturally relevant services. 

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Resources

FREE resources for teens,
parents and educators. 

 

Resources from other prevention organizations.

click here.

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LATEST BLOG

YOUTUBE VIDEOS

Life is stressful especially during COVID - 19 so it can be increasingly tempting to use alcohol or drugs.There are many reasons alcohol and drugs are dangerous, especially for young people whose brains are in a crucial stage of development.

There is a lot of information flying around about marijuana. Let's Talk Pot is back to answer more of the most commonly asked questions. For example: Is marijuana addictive? Is it more addictive for young people?

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