Programs

Project Towards No Drug Abuse (TND) applies a variety of topics into the program sessions to effectively reduce alcohol, tobacco, and illicit drug behavior.

Consisting of small group sessions, the Reconnecting Youth program effectively reduces alcohol, marijuana and illicit drug use.

This program is intended for high school students and highlights the evolution of gambling, the history of gambling in the United States and youth gambling behaviors.

Strong African American Families (SAAF) equips participants with the skills necessary to refuse alcohol, tobacco and illicit drugs.

The Strengthening Families Program (SFP) elevates positive parenting skills, children's social skills and family relationships. This program is specifically designed for high-risk and general population families.

Team Awareness is an interactive workplace-training program that promotes social health, increased communication between workers, improved knowledge and attitudes towards alcohol-and drugs and increases peer referral behaviors.

Too Good for Drugs equips participants with the skills necessary to refuse alcohol, tobacco, prescription drugs and illicit drugs by providing interactive learning of social skills, communicating effectively and making responsible decisions.

Youth Mentoring has shown evidence of increasing protective factors for youth and supporting positive impacts on substance use prevention and wellbeing. Research indicates that youth engaged in mentoring programs report fewer positive attitudes towards drug use and are less likely to use alcohol, tobacco, marijuana and illicit drugs.