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School-based Life SkillsBotvin LifeSkills Training is a school-based substance abuse prevention program. Topics include communication, assertiveness, and self-image. Students in the seventh and eighth grade are able to learn and practice new skills in a safe environment. Each lesson lasts the duration of one class period and is the top-research based program in the country.
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TSET Healthy Living ProgramThis program seeks to lessen the burden of unhealthy behaviors before they take root. Reducing the risk factors of tobacco use and obesity will save lives and money. This program has developed community awareness by beginning a farmers martket, educating through community awareness, and outreach opportunities in the local schools.
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It's My LifeIt's My Life' is a research-based curriculum provided by Frontline Family Solutions. 'It's My Life' engages young people and their parents in 12 hours or more of skill development classes emphasizing communication, anger management, problem solving, decision-making, values and understanding the consequences of their negative decisions.
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Child At Risk ServicesChild At Risk Services (CARS) is provided statewide. This program is created for young people who are second-time offenders with a non-violent felony. CARS does require a referral from Juvenile Services Unit, and the program can be from 3 to 6 months long depending if the risk is low, moderate, or high. The program involves counseling and mentoring for the young person and the main purpose is to shield and protect them from engaging in more serious activities
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