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Of Note...

New Websites:
A Parent's Guide
to the Teen Brain


SpeakUP!
Prevent Underage
Drinking

LFTV Schedule
Miss one of our programs?
Catch them on local LFTV
cable channel 19.

An Open Letter
From the Clergy


Talking to Your Kids
About Alcohol:

LEAD in the Pioneer Press:
Underage drinking during
holiday season

Conversations
for Parents

Alcohol Information


LF/LB Underage Drinking Prevention Coalition
(formerly Task Force)

This coalition is working on a campaign to reduce underage drinking. Join the hundreds of people who have signed the SpeakUP! Prevent Underage Drinking petition --
put your name on the list
today! Email: stacylead@aol.com


Find out more about:

SADD Online:
Teens Today


Safe Internet Surfing

Kids Rules for
Online Surfing


What you should
know about the
Teen Choking Game


Information on
Building Assets
in Youth



Mission Statement

Gorton Community Center

LEAD ™, Linking Efforts Against Drugs, is a community organization dedicated to parents and other adults and their role in the promotion of healthy family relationships and the prevention of alcohol and other drug use and risky behavior by youth.

LEAD, a United Way agency, serves Lake Bluff, Lake Forest, Knollwood, and the surrounding communities.


Highlights

 
SpeakUP LogoSpeakUP! Website
The SpeakUP!, the new website to prevent underage drinking is now online. Created by the Lake Forest/Lake Bluff Underage Drinking Prevention Coalition, SpeakUP! has the most up-to-date information about alcohol use by youth and the risks it poses to kids and to others. Check it out at: http://www.speakuplflb.com

 

Survey on Issues Affecting Our Youth
 
The results of the recent parent survey are being analyzed and we will have the data on our website shortly.  Thanks to all of you who participated!




Club DrugsSummertime is party time
Summertime is "party time" for many teens and college students. Summer parties often take place in private homes while the parents are away. So, while you may know where your kid is, you can't always assume they're safe. Parties in private homes can present the perfect "opportunity" to experiment with club drugs. -- see LEAD's Club Drug site.

For more information regarding LEAD programs contact Karen Cunningham, Program Director, LEAD, at 847-295-9075, LEAD9075@aol.com.



 

 

 

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