Committed to the prevention of substance misuse among youth in Henry County and aims to foster a community environment that supports healthy lifestyle choices.
Henry County L;ve Coalition
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We believe in transparency and data-driven action. Our youth prevention and harm reduction work is guided by local insights and student-reported experiences.
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What We Do
Henry County “LIVE Vape Free” Campaign
Created by Rally Health & Quit For Life Offers guidance/education on having constructive conversations with teens about the risks associated with vaping.
Learn more from The Surgeon General and The CDC.
Live well Be Strong
This event was created with a heartfelt mission: to enhance community awareness of the vital mental health resources available within and around Henry County. The core mission of "LIVE Well, Be Strong" is to build a community that supports mental health, fights substance use disorder, and empowers individuals to take charge of their well-being.
Social Norm Campaign
Research has shown that as misperceptions are corrected, behavior change follows. When youth are exposed to messages that highlight the positive, true norms that most youth make healthy choices and engage in prosocial activities, they are more likely to take part in those positive behaviors.
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Local Statistics: Indiana Youth Survey (Henry County)
Peer Pressure
63.2% of 12th graders believed their peers used vapor products in the past month.
Students
16.0% of 12th graders reported consuming alcohol in the past 30 days.
Alcohol
53.0% of 12th graders believed that their peers consumed alcohol in the past month.
Vaping
16.9% of 12th graders reported using electronic vapor products in the past 30 days.
Connection
14% of Henry County youth are considered “disconnected” (ages 16-19).
Join us by filling out our member application below by clicking the button “Get Involved” ! Our full coalition meets bi-monthly. Subcommittees meet monthly. Subcommittees include alcohol, tobacco/nicotine, and mental health/suicide prevention. Just let us know what you’re interested in on the form!