Art is a great way to relieve stress (improving mental health), provide a healthy outlet for creativity, and a great alternative to promote over unhealthy behaviors like drug use and underage drinking. MIND ART ATL is a collaborative project to
… What A Day To Be A Healthy Kid!
APRIL 29TH! MARK YOUR CALENDARS! 
YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS THIS!
Partnering with the Northwest Family YMCA (located on Dennis-Kemp Lane in Kennesaw, GA), we will be hosting Healthy Kids Day as a means to help improve the health and
… Community SPOTLIGHT: Community w/ KSU
Our partners at Kennesaw State University will be hosting a community event that will inform the public of the existing interdisciplinary innovation and entrepreneurial resources and programs that they provide for addressing complex community problems, including substance abuse/misuse! Attendees will …
Community SPOTLIGHT: Caught in the Community! 🤩🤗✨
Shouts go out to our very own Drug-Free Kennesaw 365 program! As a part of the #KISSCovid2020 (Kennesaw In Support of Students) campaign, we donated hand sanitizer stations to Bernard Awtrey Middle School just in time for phasing back in
… Alcohol: A Cost To Our Society and Our Youth?
Selling and distributing alcohol is a part of a trillion-dollar industry that continues to be successful due to its mass marketing, affordability, availability, and alcohol becoming a global commodity. However, with this, alcohol has also become the third leading cause …
Youth & Tobacco Use – What the CDC Has to Say
“Youth use of tobacco in any form is unsafe,” according to the CDC. Flavorings, packaging, and misconceptions about the safety of vaping have led to an increase in electronic cigarettes among middle and high school students.
To learn more, …
What Is the Truth about e-cigarettes?
There’s a lot of misconceptions about e-cigarettes and how they can affect our health. What we do know is that e-cigarettes do, in fact, contain nicotine, and nicotine is addictive.
To learn more about e-cigarettes, visit the link below:
What …
The Dangers of E-Cigarettes
Featured in the Johns Hopkins Newsletter , a study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association found that e-cigarettes not only deliver nicotine which can lead to addiction, but can lead to an increased risk in cardiac arrest …