Tuesday, April 16, 2024
4/16/2024
The coalition will prevent and reduce youth substance use by implementing the following strategies: (1) Continue data collection and dissemination using multiple sources. (2) Conduct evaluation and utilize results in planning efforts. (3) Develop ECSAAG leadership to sustain efforts. (4) Plan, host, and evaluate cultural competence training and follow up. (5) Provide support to established local prevention groups in Grand Ledge, Eaton Rapids, and Charlotte. (6) Provide support to Waverly and Olivet communities to build local prevention groups aligned with ECSAAG Strategic Plan goals and objectives. (7) Build connections between local prevention efforts and other Eaton County initiatives that support building a healthy community. (8) Conduct alcohol compliance checks. (9) Conduct Responsible Server Training. (10) Implement the "Most Teens Don't" Social Norm Campaign county-wide. (11) Engage parents and community members in local underage drinking prevention initiatives. (12) Conduct tobacco compliance checks. (13) Coordinate medication disposal events. (14) Continue to guide schools in adopting best practice school policies, protocols, and practices that address youth marijuana use. (15) Enhance access to early intervention programs to address youth marijuana use.
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