Our Community.
Our Kids.
Our Responsibility.
Prevention is
A coalition of 12 sectors, Harvey County D-FY works to reduce the use of alcohol and other drugs by our youth. D-FY serves as a resource for substance use prevention needs within our county. We know that drugs and alcohol have negative effects on adolescent brains and bodies. Our goal is to cultivate a healthier community that will result in healthy, happy, and drug free youth.
Everyone’s Responsibility
Mirror Prevention Staff
Mission:
Healthy Communities Growing Healthy Youth
Harvey County D-FY is committed to growing a healthy community through the reduction of the use of alcohol and other drugs by our youth.
Vision:
90% of adults who struggle with substance use began using that substance before the age of 18
Center on Addiction (2018)
Parent Resources - Provide various information campaigns for schools and resources for parents on how to talk with their youth about underage alcohol and drug use.
In-School Programming - Programs like Project Alert and Media Ready are offered in Harvey County schools
Life of an Athlete - School-wide culture-change initiative focused on accountability, student leadership, and living a substance-free life
Community Education & Trends - The coalition works to stay up to date on the latest drug trends with youth, educating community leadership along the way
Teen Intervene - A program to intervene with teens who have experienced mild to moderate substance use. It involves three sessions that help the student learn to make healthier decisions.
STAND - Mirror’s youth development and substance use prevention model empowers youth to reduce youth drug and alcohol use and boost mental health
To learn more about current and past D-FY initiatives, click here!
Initiatives
Kids are 50% less likely to use drugs when they have frequent conversations with their parents.
NCADD (2015)
Harvey County D-FY has seen significant decreases in youth substance use, including alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, and prescription drugs since its inception in 2017.
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