Let’s Be Clear Georgia is a statewide collaborative that shares our vision and message surrounding substance use prevention among youth–specifically focusing on marijuana.
It is common knowledge that marijuana use can have a negative affect on mental health (e.g, increasing …
Some may ask, “why does all of this [substance use prevention, underage drinking, youth tobacco use/vaping prevention, etc.] MATTER?”. Our response… BRAIN MATTER! As a living human being, your BRAIN MATTERS, and substances can hinder the development of your BRAIN …
Check out some of these educational resources regarding substance use prevention for marijuana use and vaping! From educational rack cards to hotlines, “Let’s Be Clear Georgia” has the variety, and we wanted to share it with you! “Let’s Be Clear …
Recently, an article was published that described a study released from the National Institute of Drug Abuse detailing the record low of the incidence of underage drinking! As we continue to encourage our youth to abstain from underage drinking and …
ALERT! BREAKING NEWS!…
A new public health c
oncern may be arising among US 12th grade age youth. A recent study has found that the current number of high school seniors who have reported using delta-8 may be a “potential …
This past week (February 11th–17th) was Children of Addiction Awareness Week. By engaging in open, honest dialogues, we can empower and uplift children affected by addiction, fostering hope and resilience. Let’s make sure these children know that they matter ❤️.…
With time, some things get BETTER… and your health should be one of them!
Calling all parents and teens, let’s make the resolution to continue to live our healthiest lifestyles by not engaging in activities like vaping/tobacco use and opioid/prescription …
The holiday season is officially beginning! This means more family time with teens being home during school breaks, which presents a great opportunity to have more open conversations about alcohol. It also gives parents the opportunity to set the record …
Our very own Program Director, LaTreece Roby, developed a virtual/online escape room! Last month, she was able to pilot the Escape the Vape activity with Barber Middle School. There were about 7 class periods over three days (approximately 140 kids) …
To close out October, in theme with the Halloween season, our partners at Drug-Free Lumpkin were able to participate in a Halloween Bash Resource Fair at Lumpkin County Middle School. Our very own Dr. Michael Carpenter and Brian DiNapoli distributed …