Stress and anxiety. Both very broad terms that bring so much meaning to an everyday college student. Between the three papers you have to write, that midterm you have to study for, or maybe even that presentation that has to get done for your final grade. These are only a few, however, all of this […]
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Is your family ready for summer?
The school year is over but summer brings its own challenges. Regardless if you work or stay at home you wonder what are the kids going to do all day. What can I do to keep my kids active, engaged and safe? How can I make the most of my days off to make memories […]
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ASK holds Save A Life at YHS
TAP Into Yorktown, By BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER Save-a-Life Day, an event organized by the Alliance for Safe Kids, is an annual reminder that battles against bullying, substance abuse and mental health don’t have to be fought alone. Held Sunday, March 3, at Yorktown High School, this year’s Save-a-Life Day drew dozens of vendors and exhibitors who […]
Save A Life 2019
Save A Life 2019 was a huge success! As the dust is settling, we are still basking in the glow of tireless volunteers, workshop presenters and exhibitors that gave up their Sunday to spend it in support of Save A Life. We are also so grateful to every sponsor that supported Save A Life and […]
The Youth Mental Health Project: Coming Spring 2019
We ALL have mental health, just like physical health. Important at every stage of life, mental health affects the way a person thinks, feels, relates to others, and behaves. By inspiring open conversations about mental health, The Youth Mental Health Project creates opportunities for communities to promote education, awareness and understanding of how to care […]
Talk to your kids about vaping
This comprehensive resource will explain the culture of vaping, what the current research says, and how to have difficult conversations about vaping or juuling with your child. Learn more.
December Volunteer Opportunities
In House Community Service: Tuesday, December 18, 2:30-5pm Students may come to the ASK 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 us.