Quarterly Newsletter & Extra Resources

Orange newsletter titled “Cranston Substance Prevention Coalition Quarterly Newsletter” with sections and photos
Orange poster with text blocks, small illustrations, and colorful ZYN product circles in the center.
Orange awareness poster with sections on sticker book, dogs take breaks, social media, and a central red STOP sign.
Cranston Substance Prevention Coalition newsletter with floral border and July–September updates
Safety poster with colorful flowers, children near a school bus, and “Count It, Lock It, Drop It” icons.
Colorful anti-bullying poster with flowers and six circular illustrated messages on a cream background
Handmade-style green-and-white garden-themed poster with flowers, text boxes, and a decorative border.
Cranson Substance Prevention Coalition newsletter with events, “What’s New” section, and calendar
Team brochure with OCAP logo, “Media Detective” text, and cartoon detective characters on a beige background.
Colorful poster about NDAFW and 2024 RSS, with pencil circle graphic and small text blocks

If You or Someone Is in Emotional Pain & Needs Help

Call: Kids’ Link RI: 1-855-543-5465 Under 18 Years 401-414-Link (5465) 18 Years and Older

Parenting Is Prevention

Voice Disapproval

Make your disapproval of underage drinking clear. Parents remain the leading influence on their child's decisions about whether or not to drink.

Show You Care

Show you care about your child's health and success. Discuss the dangers of underage drinking early and often. Studies show kids start experimenting with drugs and alcohol as early as 4th and 5th grade.

Secure Any Alcohol

Show you care about your child's health and success. Discuss the dangers of underage drinking early and often. Studies show kids start experimenting with drugs and alcohol as early as 4th and 5th grade.

Pay Attention

Pay attention, and you'll discourage risky behaviors. Teens need space, but they also need boundaries. Supervise all underage gatherings at your home. You don't have to pry to let your teen know you're paying attention.

Be a Role Model

Model responsible drinking. Discuss and model ways to have fun that are alcohol-free. Raise the bar. Your children will reach for it.

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