1. Warren Hills Community Coalition
One Year Anniversary

2. What are our goals? Increase Community Collaboration
Increase coalition membership
Increase youth membership
Reduce Youth Substance Use
Decrease number of students reporting using marijuana and alcohol by 10%
Increase number of students who feel parents would disapprove of alcohol use
Increase number of students who feel friends would disapprove of alcohol and marijuana use
Decrease youth access to alcohol and marijuana

3. How will we get there? Increase Community Collaboration
Provide training to coalition members to increase knowledge of youth alcohol and marijuana use
Partner with relevant County committees, taskforces, commissions, etc.
Have a presence at local community events

4. How will we get there? Reduce Youth Substance Use
Educate youth in all schools serving the WHRSD on the harms of alcohol and marijuana use
Pass or strengthen local ordinances with respect to underage drinking
Increase parent knowledge of social and legal consequences of alcohol and marijuana use by teens
Conduct public awareness campaigns on the risks and harms of alcohol and marijuana

5. How are we doing? Increase Community Collaboration
Provide training and technical assistance to coalition members to increase knowledge of youth alcohol and marijuana use
Monthly Newsletters
Update members on drug trends
Share relevant trainings and webinars with members

6. How are we doing? Increase Community Collaboration
Partner with relevant County committees, taskforces, etc.
Warren Hills Regional School District and Sending Districts
Department of Human Services
Washington Township, Oxford and Washington Boro/Franklin/Mansfield Municipal Alliances
Have a presence at local community events
National Night Out
Hometown Halloween
Community Day
Washington BID’s Arts, Sweets and Crafts Festival
Mansfield Elementary School’s Resource Fair

7. How are we doing? Reduce Youth Substance Use
Educate youth in all schools serving the WHRSD on the harms of alcohol and marijuana use
Social Norms Campaign
Above the Influence Club and Feeder Program established at Oxford
TEEN Summit
University TIPS Training
Annual “Follow me! I Choose to be Alcohol-free” Poster Contest
Summer Recreation Programs
Campaigns run during RRW, NDAFW, Alcohol Awareness Month and NPW

8. How are we doing? Reduce Youth Substance Use
Increase parent knowledge of social and legal consequences of alcohol and marijuana use by teens
Parents Who Host, Lose the Most Campaign
Sticker Shock Campaign
Talk! They Hear You Campaign- Brochure Racks, Press Releases, Radio PSAs
Back to School Night Presentations
Conduct public awareness campaigns on the risks and harms of alcohol and marijuana
“Are You Ready to Graduate?” PSA

9. What did we accomplish? IMPACT OF ATI PROGRAM AT OXFORD
Positively Impacted Students Perception of Harm towards Alcohol

10. What did we accomplish? IMPACT OF ATI PROGRAM AT OXFORD
Positively Impacted Students Perception of Harm towards Marijuana

11. The program was a worthwhile experience
What did we accomplish?
IMPACT OF ATI ASSEMBLY AT OXFORD
The program was a worthwhile experience

12. What did we accomplish?
IMPACT OF TEEN SUMMIT

13. IMPACT OF PARENT EDUCATION ON UNDERAGE DRINKING
What did we accomplish?
IMPACT OF PARENT EDUCATION ON UNDERAGE DRINKING

14. Where do we go from here? Increase Community Collaboration
Increase coalition membership
Host bi-monthly coalition meetings at individual school districts
Provide training and technical assistance to coalition members and relevant stakeholders
Increase youth membership
Develop Youth Coalition
Have youth representation in IMPACT NJ’s Youth Coalition

15. Where do we go from here? Reduce Youth Substance Use
Decrease number of students reporting using marijuana and alcohol by 10%
Develop an ATI Program at ALL Sending Districts
Continue to educate students on the dangers of marijuana and alcohol use
Implement prevention campaigns during RRW, NDAFW, Alcohol Awareness Month and NPW in all schools
Increase number of students who feel parents would disapprove of alcohol use
Presentations to educate parents (PWHLTM, PTO/PTA, Municipal Alliance)

16. Where do we go from here? Reduce Youth Substance Use
Increase number of students who feel friends would disapprove of alcohol and marijuana use
Continue social norms campaigns, poster contest, PSA Campaigns
Decrease youth access to alcohol and marijuana
Private Property Ordinance and 100% Proofing Campaign
Conduct TIPS Training with local liquor retailers and establishments

17. How can you help? Increase Community Collaboration
Assist in establishing in-district coalition meetings with faculty and staff
Develop quarterly SAC and Guidance Counselor meetings
Place “Talk! They Hear You” and WHCC information on school’s website

18. How can you help? Reduce Youth Substance Use
Educate youth in all schools serving the WHRSD on the harms of alcohol and marijuana use
Lead the implementation of prevention campaign in your school during RRW, NDAFW, Alcohol Awareness Month and NPW
Develop an Above the Influence Club and Feeder Program in your school
Increase attendance at our Annual TEEN Summit
Increase participation in our Annual “Follow me! I Choose to be Alcohol- free” Poster Contest

19. How can you help? Reduce Youth Substance Use
Increase parent knowledge of social and legal consequences of alcohol and marijuana use by teens
Assist with the Parents Who Host, Lose the Most Campaign during Prom and Graduation Season
Allow the WHCC to attend Back to School Night Presentations
Publically display “Talk! They Hear You” campaign materials
Decrease youth access to alcohol and marijuana
Assist with strengthening or passing local ordinances

20. What do you want to see the WHCC accomplish in the next year?
What do you want to learn more about?