A 6 week program for 2nd grade students that teaches important life skills to grow up healthy and drug free. The program uses puppets and stories that feature “real life” situations experienced by children on a soccer team.

A 10 week program for 1st and 3rd grade students that features Auto the Robot teaching students the importance of decision making skills, stress management, and communication skills. This program lays the foundation for healthy decision making and emotional management.

A 10 week program for students in 4th and 5th grade is designed to increase life skills including risk assessment, decision making, and drug resistances. The focus on this program is using “REAL” skills, Refuse, Explain, Avoid, and Leave.

A 10 week program tailored to Middle School or High School students aimed at skill building to prevent substance use. Topics include self-esteem, resistance skills, communication, and media influence. 

This new substance abuse prevention program that focuses on developing media literacy skills for students in sixth to eighth grade. WNBI uses researched and evaluated prevention education strategies to reduce early first use of alcohol, marijuana, prescription and over-the-counter medications. The primary focus of WNBI is to raise awareness of substance abuse and bullying behaviors that are included in popular, non- advertisement media such as movies, music and social media. These messages are usually manipulative, false and glorify activities that can be harmful. The modular program includes six units that are delivered over a six-week time period by one of our staff members. The sessions include a mix of lecture, discussion and activities and are designed to last 40-45 minutes each.

Geared toward 5th and 6th graders, media ready is a program that encourages health cognitions about abstinence from alcohol and smoking. The programs helps enhance the students' abilities to think critically by interpreting media messages, in general, and alcohol and tobacco media messages in particular.