NOT for Me is a self-guided, mobile-friendly online program that leverages the American Lung Association’s Not On Tobacco (N-O-T)® program to help teens break nicotine dependency, whether they vape, smoke or use other tobacco products. NOT for Me includes eight self-paced online sessions, taking approximately 6 weeks for completion.
Category Archives: For Youth
July Volunteer Opportunities
Looking for ways to stay involved and help your community this summer? Everyday in the month of July there will be a new volunteer opportunity for you to participate in right from your home! On July 1st at 5pm there will be a zoom that will provide more information and answer any questions you might […]
Save A Life Webinar Series: Managing Stress & Anxiety During COVID-19
Welcome to the 1st Edition of the Save A Life Webinar Series. This session will focus on ‘Managing Stress & Anxiety During COVID-19’. In this webinar, we will address specific coping tools and strategies to help navigate the wide range of emotions and challenges we have continued to endure over the past two months of […]
November Volunteer Opportunities
In House Community Service: Tuesday, November 13, 2:30-5pm Students may come to the ASK office to work on various community service projects. Food and drinks will be provided! In House Community Service: Tuesday, November 27, 2:30-5pm Students may come to the ASK office to work on various community service projects. Food and drinks will be […]
January Volunteer Opportunities
In House Community Service Tuesday, January 9, 2-5pm Tuesday, January 23, 2-5pm Students may come to the Alliance for Safe Kids office to work on various community service projects. Food and drinks will be provided! Let us know you’re coming! Email us with your name, school, grade, cell number and what days you will be volunteering with […]
January 23 – 29: National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week
Teenagers from the Alliance for Safe Kids (ASK) have joined forces with other teens and scientists across the United States as part of “National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week” (NDAFW). The week-long health observance, organized by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) and the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA), both part […]
5 Stress-Busting Tips to Start 2017 Off Right!
December can be a very stressful time of year with holiday shopping, parties and final exams weighing on your mind (just to name a few). Here are a five stress-busting tips to help calm your nerves and recharge so you can start 2017 off right. Sleep. Getting enough sleep is important for your body to recharge […]
5 Tips for Beating the Holiday Blues
The holiday season is here and for some of us, it can trigger symptoms of depression and anxiety. There are many different factors that can contribute to the holiday blues, especially decreased sunlight during the winter months, overscheduling, exhaustion, and unrealistic holiday expectations. Here are a few tips for beating those holiday blues!
10 Quick Text Messages to Show You Care
When your friend is stressed about an exam or just having a rough day, one friendly text can remind them that they are not alone and that someone cares. “Just wanted to let you know I am here if you need to talk.” “Believe in yourself. You will get through this.” “I love you and I am […]
How to Prevent Teen Suicide
Teens face a wide variety of issues today, from pressures at school to bullying to maintaining relationships. The high school years can be especially challenging, because young people are trying to figure out their direction after graduation as well as keep up with their day-to- day routines. The pressure to do well academically, to be cool, to try […]