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Brief Description: The event is a parent education program on stress and anxiety among youth. It will include helpful information for parents about unhealthy teen coping mechanisms like alcohol and other drug use. It will provide parents with helpful coping strategies they can teach their children.

Brief Description: East Alabama Mental Health along with the Youth Advisory Board of Lee County Alabama would like to propose a Day set aside to recognize alcohol related facts and education to the city of Opelika and Auburn, Al.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Recover Alaska is a statewide action group working to reduce excessive alcohol use and related harms in our state. We will host a week-long social media campaign addressing highlighting positive social norms and how communities can and are preventing underage and young adult binge drinking in Alaska.

Brief Description: I just discovered this event and want to bring it to my school. We are a small fishing community and drugs run rampant on the fishing boats. Alcohol is ingrained in the culture. I think a facts week to educate students and include games and posters would have a positive impact.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. A week of interactive informational tables and a poster and social media campaign sharing facts about alcohol and drugs, as well as actionable steps and safety tips for college students.

Brief Description: Join us to learn more about the drugs that are impacting our lives. We will explore the latest science surrounding both legal and illegal drugs, and discuss healthy alternatives to keep our loved ones drug-free.

Brief Description: I would like to spread awareness for Juvenile healing to Wellness Court.

Brief Description: An all school extended lunch event that will include SA community partner agencys with information/prizes. There will be games and give aways. The idea is to promote healthy choices by receiving valuable information while having fun. This is an opportunity for students to be togethor and have fun without the pressure of substances/vaping/alcohol

Brief Description: The Youth Leadership program will create a school-wide campaign which will include morning announcements, posters on the risks of drug and alcohol use, a bulletin board will be decorated, and a table will be set up during school lunches and after school to provide additional information to students and parents on how to live a drug-free life.

Brief Description: Hosting 8 events. A few class presentations, mostly information booth set-up for parents and students during community events. We service 11 communities. Our focus is youth and young adults.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. It will be an outreach event to all the high schools in Yuma, Arizona.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Poster Campaign; Information Tables; Presentations; Media Outreach

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. Cholla High School's BreakAway Excel Club will be hosting a school-wide awareness event for National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week (January 21-25). The event will consist of: games and an information booth during school lunches from 10:30 am-12:30 pm, presentations/panels in classes 9th-12th, a school-wide assembly, and posts throughout the week on our social media platform.

Brief Description: Presentation using Opioids & Other Prescription Drugs Toolkit.

Brief Description: Hosting 30 events. Daily Social Media Blast and Town Hall Meetings on Prescription Drug Epidemic.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Students will do classrooms presentations, a poster exhibition, and we will meet with the city council and police department in both town to provide current information on the use of Opioids and other Prescription Drugs for Little River County,

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Drug awareness campaign.

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Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Resource table of local alcohol and drug prevention and treatment options and educational materials on drugs and alcohol.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Week-long campaign on campuses similar to a homecoming week.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Series of events that occur during National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week®.

Brief Description: We have a Cougars Kick Ash in the spring, and we feel the January campaign is a great way to reinforce that message via Instagram, and lunch activities

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Plan to create a campaign similar to that of a homecoming rally. Events and games all week long to educate teens on the dangers and harms of alcohol.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Our 'event' will actually run through the entire Drug Facts Week and will include posting of prescription drug/opioid-related drug facts using multiple social media outlets, including websites, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, electronic newsletters, and could include Live Facebook videos.

Brief Description: Awareness Poster, speakers, information available.

Brief Description: Marijuana event using the toolkit.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. I am proposing that Jan 21-25 (M-F) I (the school nurse), along with student help, prepare some displays in the main area pertaining to the 5 most common drug classes, listed below. We will cover one subject each day and have informational booklets and printables available to students. • Narcotics • Depressants • Stimulants • Hallucinogens • Tobacco/Vaping

Brief Description: Hosting an assembly to speak to students about drugged driving. I am hoping to get guest speakers.

Brief Description: Safe drug drop off/disposal and storage Health benefits of pro social activity

Brief Description: Presentation.

Brief Description: Presentation.

Brief Description: We will offer different activities to include: Bingo, National Drug and Alcohol IQ Challenge, Photo Booth, and Chat with Scientists. It will be hosted at the Latin American Youth Center and will be open to community members interested in having a good time and learning facts about drugs. (Raffles will also be provided).

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Twitter Debate. Shatter Myths Scavenger hunt and pledge. Can we talk Sessions (library) Guest Speakers and info sessions, Speed Dating game style alcohol and awareness talks. National NIDA Chat Day. Natural High Videos via Audio Visual department. Daily announcements.

Brief Description: Setting up an Information table in store plaza.

Brief Description: Just the facts take off from dragnet - Dressed as him - talk like him - walk around campus giving facts out.

Brief Description: Posters and information table with give-a-ways.

Brief Description: Tabling outreach event at the Florida International University campus student center to promote our "Cody the Camel" substance abuse prevention project. Outreach team will interact with college students to provide educational information about drugs and alcohol using games and free giveaways.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Class to class presentations, banner pledge signing, social media posts, and table with materials during lunch times.

Brief Description: We'll be hosting a free evidence-informed webinar for prevention, health and youth specialists titled: Vaping Prevention Plus Wellness. We'll record the webinar and make it available for presentation to youth groups across the country.

Brief Description: We are putting on a fun event with music, dancing, food, scavenger hunt, raffle and other fun activities which will include finding out facts about the dangers of drugs and showing young people they can have fun without drugs and alcohol.

Brief Description: We will hold an art exhibit in the Braden River High School cafeteria prepared by the Artillery Art Club.

Brief Description: Retreat Executive & Medical team will host an open-to-the-community panel for local residents, schools, and companies to come ask any questions they have about substance and mental health concerns.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. An education campaign for 5 schools in our county.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Campaign using the Alcohol Event Toolkit.

Brief Description: Students will be in the lunchroom campaigning/playing games/ pledging against drugs

Brief Description: Poster campaign, classroom lessons, information table, inviting local police department

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. We are doing a social media campaign on Facebook providing educational information on drugs, alcohol, use and addiction, consequences and ways to get help on the road to recovery.

Brief Description: Campaign using the Marijuana Event Toolkit.

Brief Description: This event will be held during all 4 lunches. The peer leaders will have information about prescription drugs, trivia games, and interactive activities about drugs.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will do a week-long daily campaign focusing on a specific type of drug each day. We will do posters, speakers, spirit day and live activities, and a video.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Poster and video contest, classroom activities, and drug facts trivia.

Brief Description: Week-long education campaign--inviting teachers to use awareness lessons in their classes.

Brief Description: Presenting to high school students

Brief Description: The topic will be opioids and other prescription drugs.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Prevention provider will set up a fun and interactive presentation. There will also be an informational table set up during the campaign for students during in-class free period and the lunch room.

Brief Description: Hosting 17 events. Students at King Middle School will participate in Life Education Center programming in our prevention efforts focusing on healthy lifestyle choices and supporting social and emotional development.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We plan to not only have a poster campaign but, also have an informative, fun for all ages, drug awareness party!! We want to make it inviting, not boring, not all informative. We plan to have some great speakers, food, games, etc. All while informing EVERYONE of the danger and the severity of the opioid epidemic!!!

Brief Description: We are asking our partners to submit facts and pictures for us to submit throughout the week on the Iowa Department of Public Health's Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. School and community poster campaign with a family-centered activity. Currently collaborating with school personnel to determine in-house activities.

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. This will be an awareness campaign run online that will provide new facts daily throughout the week.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Presentations during FLEX classes; Assembly.

Brief Description: Advertising facts about alcohol and drugs on social media and throughout our school and communities, potentially more once we get it all organized

Brief Description: Chat Day

Brief Description: The event will be student led with expert panel.

Brief Description: Birth professionals working with pregnant and postpartum women using substances.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We plan on having an information table with brochures for students to take, as well as a poster contest.

Brief Description: A social media and education campaign focused on drugs and alcohol and their effect on mental health.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. A poster contest, information table set up in the school's lobby with NIDA brochures, posters hung throughout, and daily announcements.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. I am planning on having an art contest, trivia games with prizes and themed days of the week focusing on substance abuse-various substances - one each day.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. This a minority community.

Brief Description: Social media campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will present a community event every day for one hour to inform students about drugs and alcohol.

Brief Description: The Division on Addiction is an affiliate of Cambridge Health Alliance, a Harvard Medical School teaching hospital. The mission of the Division on Addiction is to alleviate addiction-related social, medical, and economic burdens through research, education, training, and outreach. The Division on Addiction produces The BASIS (https://www.basisonline.org/), a free resource for learning about addiction science and resources. During NDAFW, we will host a social media campaign by tweeting short addiction facts derived from original research that we have reviewed on The BASIS. These #BASISbites will increase addiction awareness, reduce addiction stigma, and direct readers to resources for addiction prevention and treatment. We will post around 25 #BASISbites during our campaign.

Brief Description: We will be running your video: https://youtu.be/YlFDDB061i8 on all of our smart displays on Jan 22nd

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. PSAs over the morning announcements in middle and high school. Meme contest. Poster contest. Presentation to health classes.

Brief Description: We will be hosting a jeopardy style game night with the facts of the week being the jeopardy questions.

Brief Description: TBD

Brief Description: Bring awareness and bust the myths surrounding addiction.

Brief Description: Panel of high school students representing our high school that will listen and ask questions. This will allow for further discussion of topics that affect our youth today.

Brief Description: This event will have three components. The first part will be that all week there will be a series of information sent out through Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn related to the campaign. The second part will be a distribution of physical materials throughout the community to libraries, some hospitals, schools and other public locations. The third part will be a physical location where there will be an information table and a series of announcements and short speeches on various anti-drug topics which will be recorded and shared electronically through social media and then shared through YouTube.

Brief Description: 4 hour training with the viewing of the write off, followed with Q/A and in plain sight, and 1 hour QPR .

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. Marquette County Cares will provide daily social media facts posts on vaping and marijuana risks for teens. The promotion will include entering a drawing to win a bag of books for youth when liking the site and sharing the daily fact.

Brief Description: Lantern lit, evening snow shoe event. D&A facts posted along snow shoe trail-Q&A at end of the trail-answer a question and get a prize. 'Why You Matter' event will also be included. Food, hot chocolate, bonfire. Local law enforcement will participate. Snow shoes available.

Brief Description: Youth Involvement Workgroup in L'Anse combined with the SADD group will have information available for those who have questions regarding alcohol and substance abuse and how to make Healthy Choices.

Brief Description: Youth Involvement Workgroup in Baraga combined with the SADD group will have information available for those who have questions regarding alcohol and substance abuse and how to make Healthy Choices.

Brief Description: Campaign using the Opioids & Other Prescription Drugs Toolkit.

Brief Description: Open information table and video screening for NDAFW during lunch period at high school on 1/23/18.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Students are currently determining their activity choices but will include an informational table.

Brief Description: Exceptionalism on Opioids and other Prescription Drugs. Thank You.

Brief Description: Hosting 15 events. Health class.

Brief Description: The Missouri Substance Use Network will host its annual Prevention Day at the Capitol on January 23rd. We will meet with legislators, provide information on Tobacco 21 and prevention, share success stories, and showcase community coalition's efforts.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. To educate the community around our organization about the need for drug and alcohol prevention.

Brief Description: Goal: Increase the awareness of Moving Towards a More Responsive Substance Use Disorder Continuum of Care - A Comprehensive Community Needs Assessment of Kansas City Metropolitan African Americans. Objectives: Identify and engage key partners; Outline activity based on sound learning and effective teaching strategies; Create and provide advocacy opportunities.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Game.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. We will have a drug or alcohol awareness fact on our daily announcements. We will give a fact and then have a question that students can answer. They can put their answers in a drawing and each day we will select a winner. We will have an assembly with guest speakers and have an interactive session with drunk goggles, tricycles, seat belt enforcer and sobriety tests. We are working with local organizers such as the Missouri Highway Patrol, Think First, and MoDOT.

Brief Description: In office education as well as Substance Use education classes.

Brief Description: We are going to include all substances frequently abused: alcohol, tobacco, illegal and prescribed drugs, dangers of over using as part of an outreach awareness on social media and encourage people to come to our office for more materials to educate themselves on different substances, their dangers (especially date rape drugs, which we have here often lately), and resources and referrals to local, state, and national sources.

Brief Description: This will be a 90-minute webinar on marijuana and youth pharmacology for substance abuse prevention practitioners.

Brief Description: Video contest between members.

Brief Description: This event will be marketed to the sophomore class as they are new drivers.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Training day for regional youth groups followed by radio spot development and other messaging.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Fact each day for 1 week, poster campaign, Feb 2019 student/faculty basketball game.

Brief Description: TBD

Brief Description: We will be doing social media blasts with facts and statistics, and video messages surrounding the opioid and other prescription drug epidemic. We will hopefully end the week with a social media pledge and hashtag. The goal is to reach at least 200 students, but hopefully many more.

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Brief Description: Our Alliance holds an annual Open House for the community to recruit more members to our alliance as well as provide an educational speaker to address a trending topic related to drug and alcohol issues in the community as well as of national concern.

Brief Description: I would like to have information presented on either Marijuana Usage, Prescription/Opioid Abuse, or Underage Alcohol Usage. It will be presented to high school students between 9th and 12th grade and will allow them an opportunity to ask questions and comment. I am not sure if it will be a multiday event yet.

Brief Description: Create a banner for students to sign in the cafeteria and then display it in the school

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We will be holding 2 Lunch n Learns, an Art Contest and Chat Day.

Brief Description: I intend to spearhead a community event and partnering with NGO, Locsl Law Enforcement, and City agencies to gather in a family atmosphere community event. Which entails informational boothd about resources where to seek help.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Prevention counselor will host lunch table events including fact vs. myth games and provide information on the dangers of various drugs, as well as prevention and recovery resources.

Brief Description: This will be a educational forum whereas patients, their families, and community members can come and learn about Tobacco Nicotine and its effects.

Brief Description: Mission: To Educate Teens about the Dangers of Underage Drinking and Binge Drinking. Host: Local Highly Regarded Psychologist

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Drug prevention week at local public schools.

Brief Description: More awareness and educational materials will be provided.

Brief Description: Handing out literature on the gateway drugs.

Brief Description: An all day event during which we hope to educate attendees on various drugs of abuse, over medicating, laws regarding and inherent dangers.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. We will be focusing on prevention, early intervention of use of alcohol and other drugs. A special emphasis will be on vaping and use and abuse of opioids.

Brief Description: We are currently in the planning phase. We are following up with Red Ribbon by registering with your organization and collaborating with local agencies including but not limited to emergency services (police, fire, EMS), our local and state substance abuse collation, as well as area health services department by hosting a student career fair, guided lessons provided by your organization with all materials listed on the website, as well as a parent/community event which will allow us to be a host site during non school hours for prx drp off and health screenings for our parents. In order to do so we need assistance to fulfill this very important mission. Specifically, I am requesting enough class materials for 330 students, 22 classroom poster sets of any and all marketing or fact sheets in all 9 areas mentioned, and support from your agency to plan grade appropriate activities.

Brief Description: Hosting 10 events. Youth will participate throughout Durham in schools and communities and in Counties in which TRY has a presence such as Wake, Granville, Vance, Franklin, Yadkin, Robeson, Nash, Craven. Each County will create community-specific videos and posters.

Brief Description: Provide education and resources concerning the latest scientific information on alcohol and drugs; targeting juveniles in the juvenile justice system and their parents.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. We plan to educate the community by doing a PSA, taking part in Chat Day, reading facts during morning announcements, and challenging ourselves with the CSI adventures.

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Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. Educate and help with kids whose home life has been in the center of drugs and alcohol and the ways of being able to make it work out for you and your ways of living with your friends and or family and supporting victims of the epidemic.

Brief Description: Social media campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will be covering alcohol, nicotine, and marijuana along with the partnership of THP Project Purple. We will be touching all parts of our community from businesses going purple to our schools and residents. We will decorate the school and more! We will have two home basketball games during the week that will emphasize the "Go Purple" theme asking people their "Why" to be drug-free as well as have social media and in person contests for Drug Facts. We will be posting NIDA Teens posts, THP Herren Project Posts, our own PSA's we are working with our county to do a partnership with the other high school in our district AND we will be including the middle school as well.

Brief Description: Hosting 50 events. Poster Campaign.

Brief Description: Game using the marijuana event toolkit as a resource.

Brief Description: 2019 Trucking Safety & Compliance Conference NW Our speakers will discuss many topics, and will include DOT (Federal) Drug and Alcohol changes and how it will affect companies and employees. We will also provide a booth dedicated to the Drug and Facts Week and our data CleanFleet has collected on positive employee drug tests, drug types, and testing reasons.

Brief Description: Participating in Drugs Facts Chat Day.

Brief Description: Hosting 8 events. I teach eight 55 minute health classes for 8th and 7th graders. Each class has 32-33 students and we will build a class-based event to coincide with NDAFW event.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Allen M. Stearne Elementary will be hosting a community event to engage and educate students, families and community members on the long and short-term impact of substance abuse. Students and families will be encouraged through an interactive fair and assembly during the week that provides information on real-life experiences of persons impacted by drugs and alcohol both directly and indirectly. Our school community will also utilize the artistic abilities of our 4th-8th-grade students to advertise adverse effects through various forms of art including painting, drawings, and poems.

Brief Description: The 8th grade Health classes will make posters to present and post around the school lunch room and hallways. Also, a trivia game or bingo game with drug facts as well as tobacco facts will be played in all classes.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We are in the infancy of planning, but a local district requested support on this topic, so we’re working to create an informative and effective program for their students and other students we serve.

Brief Description: Drug Facts Chat Day & Poster Campaign

Brief Description: Club Philly Forensics, educates the community about forensic science and raises awareness about drug trends and violence. Attendees will receive information about drug trends, why they are dangerous and the role that forensic drug chemists have in analyzing drug evidence.

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Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Facts on the morning radio.

Brief Description: Retreat's Executive, Medical & Clinical Team will host an open forum for local community members, schools and colleges to answer any questions about substance abuse and mental health concerns.

Brief Description: We will distribute accurate information (via various means, including flyers, posters, media posts, student TV studio, etc.) on the dangers and risks of adolescent use of marijuana. We will focus on health rather than legal issues.

Brief Description: Posters, announcements, and bulletin board.

Brief Description: We will do a daily announcement over our broadcasting network in our High School.

Brief Description: Going to educate our student body on the dangers of drugs. Open discussion among our student body. Have a spirit week and an assembly.

Brief Description: Daily announcements and interactive information table

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We are campaigning all week for NDFAW by hosting a school-wide quiz game, posters, videos, and hopefully a presenter!

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. We will be setting up an information table for display at school and at home sporting events (girls and boys basketball, and wrestling). We are currently planning to have a trivia game set up, and SADD members will man the table at each event. Posters will also be placed around the school. We are still in the planning stages too.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We will be posting morning announcements and hanging posters. We will also be helping with a BINGO event for middle school students.

Brief Description: Offer students the opportunity to become familiar with the different types and classifications of narcotic drugs.

Brief Description: We will have an expert on the alcohol and drugs prevention from the National Guard: Mr. Ocio. They will present different ways of information and make the audience a part of their exposition.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Information table, poster campaign, presentation, etc.

Brief Description: High school students will engage middle school students in National Drug Fact Challenge

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Students from Teens for Healthy Youth will be teaming up with known adults in the community to make a series of videos that will be shown during 1st period each day January 22 - 25. These videos will also be published on the May River HS Facebook page each day.

Brief Description: Chemical Dependency and Human Behavior Class will set up tables in each local 7-12 grade school in Watertown, SD, depicting Opioids and their Dangers.

Brief Description: Scavenger Hunt around the school with opioid facts in the clues.

Brief Description: A panel discussion followed by Question & Answer session

Brief Description: Assembly; campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Students provide daily drug facts during morning announcements.

Brief Description: Watch SADD National on social media and share all of their posts about National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week on our Facebook page.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. PSAs at the schools every day of the week. Information tables at schools set up by the Drug-Free All-Stars. Activities and presentations about NDAFW.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Students will participate in advisory lessons regarding marijuana use and youth and the law. Students will be engaged in a Lunch and Learn activities during that week where they will receive scientific information on drugs and alcohol. School administrators will provide daily scientific facts on drugs, alcohol and juvenile law during the week.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. Educational presentation. Reaching out to the local school and youth groups.

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Brief Description: NOYS will bring its signature Youth Interactive Safety Lab to the Nessler Civic Center in Texas City, Texas, in support of 2019 National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week. This includes a series of interactive activities using experiential learning to demonstrate and reinforce critical safety messages on the prevention of substance abuse, violence and traffic safety to youth in a fun, engaging way.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. The PRC for Region 10 has collaborated with prevention providers focusing on a holiday drinking and driving campaign beginning December 12st through the end of January. Messages will be tailored to provide awareness of the dangers of drinking and driving particularly for youth who will be out of school. The PRC is also hosting a Task Force Meeting with stakeholders from the community to educate them on the different type so alcohol and % of alcohol content in the drinks. This will serve to further build the capacity of the members in providing information to their external coalition networks. The PRC Evaluator will be writing an editorial during the month of December to encourage parents to have a discussion with their kids about the dangers of alcohol. The editorial will also task local law enforcement to be vigilant in their goal to crack down on DUI's in our community.

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Brief Description: Posters around the High schools in our community with Facts about Drugs

Brief Description: Event using the Tobacco, Nicotine, & E-Cigarettes Event Toolkit.

Brief Description: Raising awareness of high school students. A blend of all or some of ideas listed above in "clicked" area.

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Brief Description: Inter-generational Study of Drug Awareness with Speaker. Also, poster contest, giveaways, and literature.

Brief Description: HRCAP Opioid and Substance Abuse Prevention Program will be hosting a trivia game. An information sheet with facts on opioids and other prescription drugs will be posted online as well as hard copies distributed. These sheets will have all the information needed to answer the trivia questions throughout the week. Everyday a trivia question will be posted on Facebook @HamptonRoadsCAP in the HRCAP Opioids and Substance Abuse Program Group as well as on Instagram @compassioniskey. Each participant must do the following for a chance to win: Join the Opioid and Substance Abuse Prevention Program Group on Facebook and Follow @compassioniskey on Instagram. and answer the question of the day by posting the answer in the comments section. Each answered question will earn participants additional entries into the raffle. On Friday, the answers will be posted and the winners will be drawn on Facebook Live @HamptonRoadsCAP at 2pm EST.

Brief Description: Poster Campaign and Education in the classrooms using shatter the Myths and other materials

Brief Description: Youth School Assembly.

Brief Description: Invited a guest speaker to talk about underage substance abuse issues for all parents, community and school staff.

Brief Description: I want to hold a trivia night after school one day on alcohol and drug facts. There will be a prize for first, second and third place.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. Drug and Alcohol Fact Spinning Wheel and Scavenger Hunt.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. 7 different activities: drug/alcohol awareness posters, chat day, banner pledge, presentation to middle school, morning intercom announcements and games/activity during lunch hour.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. We will hold a week-long event that will include videos in our daily announcements, a door decorating contest, information booths at sporting events, a school-wide scavenger hunt, social media posts with marijuana and opioid facts, and a bulletin board with facts/myths about marijuana usage.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Video/PSA with daily announcements in Intermediate School, Middle School, and High School. Social Media Specific per day -OTC Medications: The hidden dangers of self-medicating - Prescription Medications/Opiates/Heroin: A dangerous and slippery slope -Meth: Addiction and Abuse -Tobacco/Vaping: Is one safer than the other? -Alcohol/Marijuana: Which is worse? Displays at schools Trivia Questions in the hallways - Involve youth to create PSA Radio/Buddy Lou’s Go Purple = Community Wide - Addiction Awareness Police/Fire/EMS Education for each day of the week Lunch and Learn during school lunch (if approval from school) set up video to play/hand out literature and be available to Answer questions include giveaways - Wheel of Destruction Banner with Pledge (Involve Law Enforcement) Media Pledge with Hashtag (IG)

Brief Description: Health Fair for staff and their families to provide information and resources including substance abuse and treatment.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Having a booth each day during the lunch periods to educate.

Brief Description: Video showing "Points to Change" and demonstration of NADA protocol.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Collaborate with law enforcement and community partners to host a week of various activities during lunch. Not sure if the focus will be on Marijuana or overall drugs. Sample outline Day 1-Impaired driving Day 2-Marijuana Day 3-Alcohol Day 4-Nicotine Day 5-Wrap-up Activities also occurring in freshmen health classes.

Brief Description: Hosting 6 events. The Light and Unite Red Committee offers a week of sharing drug facts and dispelling myths as a countywide initiative.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. We will be doing a presentation on marijuana and vaping. There will be activities during the lunch hour including, quizzes, prizes, distracted driving simulator, alcohol and marijuana goggles and activities, and more.

Brief Description: Hosting 7 events. 1. Introduction about NIDA and NDAFW-2019 2. Myths/Facts about substance abuse (presentations and discussions) 3. Session about youth substance abuse (presentations and discussions) 4. Shatter the myths sessions (presentations and discussions) 5. Positive parenting for parents (presentations and discussions) 6. Group Discussion 7. Concluding Session

Brief Description: Sensitization on effect of drug abuse in our society to secondary school students

Brief Description: Campaign.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. We wish to help solve all these Drug Abuse problems in the Systems or in the World.

Brief Description: Setting up an information table for people in St. Kitts to access more information regarding facts of drugs use and alcohol consumtion.

Brief Description: The effects of drugs on the brain, body, and behavior.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. To promote National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week 2019 in our school, we are planning four activities: 1) Addiction specialist conference for parents and high school students; 2) Inactive drug addict testimony to fourth and fifth grade high school students; 3) Class generalities of drugs for high school students, and 4) Investigation project. Also, we want to participate in the next Chat Day, we consider it a great opportunity for our students.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. Drug prevention & education with presentation, video screening, poster campaign, urine test & gamification on drug prevention & education.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. A campaign, social media campaign, and display.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. The event is planned to be done in the whole county including pastoralists and fishing folk. Displays will be done in urban areas, schools, colleges, health facilities including public areas, public buildings, and government offices.

Brief Description: Hosting 5 events. The National Rehabilitation for Drugs and War Affected Persons will bring community citizens including youth and school going kids together in the Borough of New Kru Town and discuss the danger of drugs and alcohol use. Different speakers with knowledge in drugs and alcohol will speak at the event aimed at creating drugs and alcohol awareness. New Kru Town is considered to be predominantly infested with drugs along with underage drinking.

Brief Description: Will be held at Pwani University to educate students about drug abuse.

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Brief Description: Hosting 3 events.

Brief Description: Hosting 2 events. To provide school and out of school youths in Enugu State with drug and substance abuse prevention message. Using posters and flyers to sensitize them.

Brief Description: Assembly and campaign using the Opioids & Other Prescription Drugs Event Toolkit.

Brief Description: The event will be media outreach and a press release on both print and electronic media will be used to cover most parts of the country.

Brief Description: Hosting 4 events. To visit approximately 4 local schools and facilitate a workshop.

Brief Description: Hosting 3 events. The general objective of the Be Drug-Free Uganda Campaign is to promote a drug-free young generation in Uganda. The specific objectives are: i. To eliminate the use of drugs in schools ii. Help young people live a drug-free proactive and productive life iii. Create awareness about the real risks of drug use iv. Create a safe space where drug addicts can share and seek help.

Brief Description: Poster/awareness campaign; Educational campaign, & Rally.