Know the Law teaches the laws surrounding alcohol and other drugs and is for teens and parents. For more information, visit: https://befreelake.org/index.php/19-parents/parents/55-know-the-law-booklet-2023-edition

The RVT class works to teach employees, managers, and owners of establishments that sell alcohol how to keep it out of the hands of minors and not sell alcohol to obviously intoxicated persons. For more information, visit: https://hernandocommunitycoalition.org/alcohol-sales-training.html

The FNDR campaign focuses on things teens would prefer to do on a Friday Night rather than drink or do drugs. For more information, contact Diane Ramseyer at [email protected]

Natural High is a 501(c)3 substance abuse prevention organization that inspires young people to say yes to their passions, and no to drugs and alcohol. For more information, visit: http://naturalhigh.org

A public awareness program educating communities and parents about the health and safety risks of serving alcohol at teen parties. For more information, visit: https://preventionactionalliance.org/about/programs/parents-who-host-lose-the-most/

No one’s house is an evidenced-based parent-to-parent social norming campaign that works to reduce the number of parents in a community who are providing teens with alcohol and/or allowing teens to drink in their homes. For more information, visit http://www.nooneshouse.com/

Compliance checks are being conducted by law enforcement throughout the region, where underage youth attempt to purchase alcohol from retailers. For information on compliance checks, contact Kathleen Roberts at [email protected] Additional strategies include: We ID and Notice Posters for retailers, local synthetic drug ordinances, local ID signage ordinances, alcohol lock tops, and more. For information contact Kathleen Roberts at [email protected]

#NOT in my house is a community prevention effort with the primary goal of reducing youth social access to alcohol by raising awareness about social host liability and related misperceptions surrounding underage drinking. For more information, visit: https://prevention.nd.gov/notinmyhouse