CFPC’s Taking Flight to Change 2021 Anti-Bullying Summit will remain virtual. While we were unable to meet in person this past year for our Anti-Bullying Summit it is clear that the event left a mark on Sussex County Schools! Just like last year we will provide each Sussex County School with a week long event full of motivational speakers and resources to utilize in your schools to address positive school climate.
June 17 – A virtual presentation hosted by the center fro prevention and counseling. Learn to stay safe and properly manage your prescription medications. Presented by Diane Friedberg, Sussex County Division of Senior Services.
July 13-August 17 – For Adults ages 55 years and older who are interested in learning new strategies to maintain a healthy lifestyle and get the best out of like in their golden years.
Please join us in raising awareness for Mental Health Awareness Month by participating in the 2nd Annual DJDOH Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child PSA Contest. Teens4Teens: Together We Thrive
Here are the winners of our 21st Annual Alcohol Awareness PSA contest “A Healthy Me…is Alcohol Free”, 11 Sussex County schools had winning entries! With over 100 submissions, these entries truly stood out. Thank you to the teachers that had students enter as we appreciate their concern about this topic.
allows for 30 days of focus on increasing awareness and learning about the causes and treatments of one of our nation’s public health concerns: Alcohol Use Disorder. Established in 1987, alcohol awareness month has given communities the space to put an emphasis on spreading awareness and reducing stigma.
– Tuesdays @ 5:45pm Bring your family closer together while learning and having fun! Connect with other military families and services in your community. Acquire new ideas for daily living. Weekly family meal gift cards and family craft kits.
Prevention is about delaying the onset of first use, whether alcohol, tobacco or marijuana – the most commonly used substances among teens – until the brain has fully matured. The early someone starts using substances, the greater their chances of developing a substance use disorder (SUD), and the more severe their illness is likely to be,” Addition Policy Forum
