Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) provides those in formal helping roles with professional development to ensure that they are prepared to provide suicide first aid help as part of the care they provide.
CATCH My Breath is a peer-reviewed, evidence-based youth vaping prevention program developed by The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) School of Public Health. The program provides up-to-date information to teachers, parents, and health professionals to equip students with the knowledge and skills they need to make informed decisions about the use of e-cigarettes, including JUUL and disposable devices. CATCH My Breath utilizes a peer-led teaching approach and meets National and State Health Education Standards.
Parent Cafés are physically and emotionally safe spaces where parents and caregivers talk about the challenges and victories of raising a family.
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Be The Majority is a positive norms campaign to show youth that they can be more by not abusing drugs. Be The Majority gives youth the opportunity to define themselves in a positive way.
"A Chance To Serve" (ACTS) is a community youth leadership program that places youth on local boards and committees after participating in a series of five-day-long leadership trainings sessions. Purdue Extension partners with local community leaders to provide an opportunity for the youth's voice to be heard on boards and committees.
WhyTry delivers programs, tools, and training to help you change students from unmotivated to engaged, failing to graduates, and from hopeless to resilient.
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Botvin LifeSkills Training is an eight-session training that increases knowledge of the immediate consequences of substance abuse, self-esteem, advertising, and more.
Conscious Discipline is an evidence-based program that is a leader in brain development and basic life skills. Conscious Discipline also focuses on skills to reduce bullying, and behavioral issues in the classrooms. In addition, this builds resilience in children, families, educators, and schools.
As a QPR-trained Gatekeeper you will learn to: recognize the warning signs of suicide, know how to offer hope, and know how to get help and save a life.
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