CWC Alliance
Youth Prevention Network
With the fentanyl crisis, street drugs, and youth mental health issues skyrocketing, our Youth Prevention Network creates community health advocates for the next generation.
Youth and the supportive adults who work with them
From cwc.ngo/ypn ↗About this program
The Youth Prevention Network (YPN) is a statewide initiative that empowers teens and equips supportive adults to build healthier, more resilient communities.
Proud to partner with Resilient Georgia, a statewide leader in trauma-informed youth behavioral health, to bring the Youth Prevention Network to communities across Georgia.
Our training program is designed to equip youth and the adults who support them with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to make healthy choices and lead positive change in their communities. Through interactive modules, participants gain practical tools for mental wellness, substance misuse prevention, and leadership development.
Teen leaders are trained to promote mental wellness, healthy decision-making, and substance misuse prevention among peers. Supportive adults who guide, encourage, and amplify youth voices to create lasting community impact.
Details
- Who
- Youth and the supportive adults who work with them
- Where
- Georgia
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