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Helpful Links and Resources

Access Services

Provides mental health services such as Peer Support and Teen Talk Lines.  

Ask, Listen, Learn

A program of Responsibility.org helping parents and educators start conversations with kids to help them say YES to a healthy lifestyle and NO to underage drinking.  
 

Be a Part of the Conversation

"Be a Part of the Conversation" is a community organization that CAST works closely with.  They equip families and communities in PA with skills and resources to understand substance use and addiction.  They have also provided excellent programs for CAST and surrounding communities.   

 

Know When, Know How

The best way to prevent underage drinking is to start talking to your child, early and often.  For tips on how to do this, visit, "Know When, Know How." 

Montgomery County Office of Drug and Alcohol

The Montgomery County Office of Drug and Alcohol:  CAST works closely with the Montgomery County Office of Drug and Alcohol.  They provide funding for programs for CAST.  They provide a wide range of drug and alcohol services to county residents in the areas of Prevention, Intervention, Treatment, and Recovery Support.

Natural High Campaign

A fabulous drug prevention campaign dedicated to bringing the power of positive example to young people's lives by delivering stories that help kids find their own 'natural highs'  so that they can say no to artificial highs.  

PA START

PA START is the Commonwealth Prevention Alliance's campaign to build healthy, capable children.  Resources are provided for parenting skills and talking to your children about drugs and alcohol. 

Partnership to End Addiction

Excellent resources for parents who are interested in preventing drug and alcohol use 

Talk, They Hear You

SAMHSA’s national youth substance use prevention campaign helps parents and caregivers, educators, and community members get informed, be prepared, and take action to prevent underage drinking and other substance use. A great website for helping parents start the conversation with their children! 

Youth Marijuana Prevention Project

Learn more about the effects of marijuana on young people.