NORTH SHORE WILL BE HONORING RED RIBBON WEEK
OCTOBER 24-28
PLEASE WEAR RED ON
THURSDAY 10/27/22
to support prevention, awareness, and in solidarity with those struggling
or have lost someone to a substance use disorder
RED RIBBON WEEK
OCTOBER 24-28
1 in 5 teen drivers involved in fatal accidents had alcohol in their system.
Teen drivers are 17 times more likely to die in a car crash when their blood alcohol content is a .08 or above, compared to sober drivers
DID YOU KNOW??
RED RIBBON WEEK
OCTOBER 24-28
Vape liquid contains harmful chemicals like diacetyl (die-uh-see-till) which become more dangerous when superheated into vapor. The aerosol even contains trace metals, all of which damages your lungs.
Vaping nicotine has been tied to increased risk of heart attack, stroke, and asthma – and can seriously impact athletic performance.
RED RIBBON WEEK
OCTOBER 24-28
The THC content of marijuana has increased almost 400% since the 1970s, increasing the risk for impaired focus, learning impairment, and mental health issues.
Vape oils and edibles that contain THC can be very potent, and lead to unexpected side effects like dizziness, nausea, heart concerns and seizure.
DID YOU KNOW??
RED RIBBON WEEK
OCTOBER 24-28
No matter the day or time, you can reach out to LICADD for help, for yourself or a loved one. Call them at 516-747-2606.
Support for drug and alcohol issues is available – don’t hesitate to reach out to your guidance counselor, social worker, parents or a trusted friend.
RED RIBBON WEEK
OCTOBER 24-28
There are tons of ways to have fun sober – from mini-golf to sports games to a day at the beach. North Shore CASA Youth has put together a “bucket list” of items: things you can do this year to have fun without drinking and drugs while still making memories with friends. Follow us at northshorecasayouth on Instagram to see the list! And when you do something fun on YOUR bucket list, tag us in the post!
Follow NS-CASA Youth on Instagram @northshorecasayouth!
RED RIBBON WEEK
OCTOBER 24-28
If you or someone you know has a problem with drugs or alcohol, reach out to the school social workers for help and referrals
Ms. McAree
mcareer@northshoreschools.org