9.1.C Implement policies and local ordinances to CDC Tobacco and Substance Use reduce access and availability of marijuana for youth Prevention and Control Program, and to increase the perception of harm of use. University of New England & 22 Community sub-recipients. 9.1.D Identify high risk youth and provide Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance Use interventions using the Prime for Life curriculum Prevention and Control Program, including the Universal Program and Student University of New England & 22 Intervention and Reintegration Program (SIRP). Community sub-recipients. 9.1.F Implement mass health communications to Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance Use raise awareness about the risks and dangers of Prevention and Control Program, Rinck marijuana use. Advertising 9.2. Reduce the past 9.2.A Educate various audiences including parents, Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance Use use of marijuana young adults, and young adult serving professionals on Prevention and Control Program, among Mainers ages the dangers of marijuana use, responsible adult use, University of New England & 22 from 29.7% in 2014 parental monitoring and modeling for youth substance Community sub-recipients. to 28.2% in 2019 use. Rinck Advertising (NSDUH) Priority: Substance Use, including Tobacco (continued) Objectives Strategies Partners 9. Reduce 9.2. Reduce 9.2.B the past Disseminate information through brochures, CDC Tobacco and Substance Use marijuana use of marijuana posters, flyers, and social on young adult Prevention and Control Program, use among Mainers marijuana ages use, the risks and dangers of young adult University of New England & 22 persons aged 25 (continued). use, responsible adult use, safe storage and disposal, Community sub-recipients. 12 to 20 and the importance of parental modeling and (continued). monitoring. 9.2.C Implement policies and local ordinances to Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance Use reduce access and availability of marijuana for young Prevention and Control Program, adults and to increase the perception of harm of use.
9.1.C Implement policies and local ordinances to reduce access and availability of marijuana for youth and to increase the perception of harm of use. CDC Tobacco and Substance Use Prevention and Control Program, University of New England & 22 Community sub-recipients. 9.1.D 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. 9.1.F Implement mass health communications to raise awareness about the risks and dangers of marijuana use. Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance Use Prevention and Control Program, Rinck Advertising 9.2. Reduce the past use of marijuana among Mainers ages from 29.7% in 2014 to 28.2% in 2019 (NSDUH) 9.2.A Educate various audiences including parents, young adults, and young adult serving professionals on the dangers of marijuana use, responsible adult use, 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 Priority: Substance Use, including Tobacco (continued) Objectives Strategies Partners 9. Reduce marijuana use persons aged 12 to 20 (continued). 9.2. Reduce the past use of marijuana among Mainers ages (continued). 9.2.B Disseminate information through brochures, posters, flyers, and social on young adult marijuana use, the risks and dangers of young adult use, responsible adult use, safe storage and disposal, and the importance of parental modeling and monitoring. CDC Tobacco and Substance Use Prevention and Control Program, University of New England & 22 Community sub-recipients. 9.2.C Implement policies and local ordinances to reduce access and availability of marijuana for young adults and to increase the perception of harm of use. Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance Use Prevention and Control Program, 25
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