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The coalition will prevent and reduce youth substance use by implementing the following strategies: implementing science-based prevention strategies that establish and strengthen collaboration among an array of sectors in the community in order to prevent underage drinking, excessive alcohol use and prescription and over the counter medicine abuse.

The coalition will prevent and reduce youth substance use by implementing the following strategies: implementing science-based prevention strategies that establish and strengthen collaboration among an array of sectors in the community in order to prevent underage drinking, excessive alcohol use and prescription and over the counter medicine abuse.

Northern Orange Partnership for Alcohol and Drug Free Youth

Northern Orange Partnership for Alcohol and Drug Free Youth

The coalition will prevent and reduce youth substance use by implementing the following strategies: (1) Address the factors that lead to the problem of underage drinking and prescription drug abuse. (2) Implement activities such as Alcohol Purchase Surveys on local retail off-premise outlets. (3) Partner with community organizations promoting the Talk It Up, Lock It Up! Campaign. (4) Work with county and city parks and recreation management to develop and implement a consistent policy regarding community events that allow alcohol. (5) Partner with New Hanover Regional Medical Center to conduct Medication Drop-off events to prevent or reduce youth access to alcohol and prescription drugs. (6) Participate in implementation of multiple strategies across multiple sectors to achieve community change. (7) Work towards creating population-level change through media and public opinion education. (8) Sustain the Coalition's vitality, involvement, and energy in the community through the various partnerships.

The coalition will prevent and reduce youth substance use by implementing the following strategies: (1) Address the factors that lead to the problem of underage drinking and prescription drug abuse. (2) Implement activities such as Alcohol Purchase Surveys on local retail off-premise outlets. (3) Partner with community organizations promoting the Talk It Up, Lock It Up! Campaign. (4) Work with county and city parks and recreation management to develop and implement a consistent policy regarding community events that allow alcohol. (5) Partner with New Hanover Regional Medical Center to conduct Medication Drop-off events to prevent or reduce youth access to alcohol and prescription drugs. (6) Participate in implementation of multiple strategies across multiple sectors to achieve community change. (7) Work towards creating population-level change through media and public opinion education. (8) Sustain the Coalition's vitality, involvement, and energy in the community through the various partnerships.

The coalition will prevent and reduce youth substance use by implementing the following strategies: (1) Reduce the number of retailers who sell alcohol to underage youth. (2) Increase the number of parents who secure alcohol, prescription and over the counter medications in their homes. (3) Partner with youth, parents, law enforcement, health and human service organizations, schools, and others to implement environmental strategies in the home and community that provide skills, address policy changes, and provide incentives and consequences to reduce youth access to alcohol, prescription, and over the counter medications in their homes.

The coalition will prevent and reduce youth substance use by implementing the following strategies: (1) Reduce the number of retailers who sell alcohol to underage youth. (2) Increase the number of parents who secure alcohol, prescription and over the counter medications in their homes. (3) Partner with youth, parents, law enforcement, health and human service organizations, schools, and others to implement environmental strategies in the home and community that provide skills, address policy changes, and provide incentives and consequences to reduce youth access to alcohol, prescription, and over the counter medications in their homes.