8.1.C. Identify high risk youth and provide Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance interventions using the Prime for Life curriculum Use Prevention and Control Program including the Universal Program and Student University of New England & 22 Intervention and Reintegration Program (SIRP). Community sub-recipients. 8.1.D. Implement policies including local Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance ordinances, pricing and promotion of alcohol, Use Prevention and Control Program underage drinking law enforcement details. University of New England & 22 Community sub-recipients. 8.1.E. Implement mass reach health Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance communications on underage drinking. Use Prevention and Control Program Rinck Advertising Priority: Substance Use, including Tobacco (continued) Goals Objectives Strategies Partners 8. Reduce 8.2. Reduce 8.2.A Educate the past various audiences including Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance Use underage 30-day parents, alcohol young use adults, and young adult Prevention and Control Program, University of drinking among Mainers serving ages professionals 18-20 on the dangers of New England & 22 Community sub-recipients, persons aged 12 from 41.6% underage in 2014-15 drinking and binge drinking, Rinck Advertising, AdCare Educational Institute, to 20 (continued) to 40.56% parental in 2018-19 monitoring and modeling for youth Schools, EMHS (BRFSS) substance use. 8.2.B Disseminate information through Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance Use brochures, posters, flyers, and social media Prevention and Control Program, University of on underage drinking, binge drinking, the New England & 22 Community sub-recipients risks and dangers of alcohol use, and the importance of parental modeling/monitoring.
8.1.C. Identify high risk youth and provide interventions using the Prime for Life curriculum including the Universal Program and Student Intervention and Reintegration Program (SIRP). Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance Use Prevention and Control Program University of New England & 22 Community sub-recipients. 8.1.D. Implement policies including local ordinances, pricing and promotion of alcohol, underage drinking law enforcement details. Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance Use Prevention and Control Program University of New England & 22 Community sub-recipients. 8.1.E. Implement mass reach health communications on underage drinking. Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance Use Prevention and Control Program Rinck Advertising Priority: Substance Use, including Tobacco (continued) Goals Objectives Strategies Partners 8. Reduce underage drinking among persons aged 12 to 20 (continued) 8.2. Reduce the past 30-day alcohol use Mainers ages 18-20 from 41.6% in 2014-15 to 40.56% in 2018-19 (BRFSS) 8.2.A Educate various audiences including parents, young adults, and young adult serving professionals on the dangers of underage drinking and binge drinking, parental monitoring and modeling for youth substance use. Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance Use Prevention and Control Program, University of New England & 22 Community sub-recipients, Rinck Advertising, AdCare Educational Institute, Schools, EMHS 8.2.B Disseminate information through brochures, posters, flyers, and social media on underage drinking, binge drinking, the risks and dangers of alcohol use, and the importance of parental modeling/monitoring. Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance Use Prevention and Control Program, University of New England & 22 Community sub-recipients
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