The Center for Health and Safety Culture will help MT DPHHS increase awareness of risk factors about the use of marijuana and other addictive substances (nicotine, alcohol, other illicit drugs) among universal, selective, and indicated populations including youth, young adults, and other high-risk populations. [...]
ParentingMontana.org strengthens social and emotional skills of parents and their children contributing to healthy, successful lives and reductions in risky behaviors. [...]
The Center for Health and Safety Culture partnered with Illuminate Colorado to develop a survey to measure the behaviors and beliefs about social connectedness as it relates to providing informal…
The Center for Health and Safety Culture will implement and enhance services already through Parenting Montana project by focusing on those in a parenting role with children a higher-risk for…
The Center for Health and Safety Culture partnered with Montana Children's Trust Fund to develop a media campaign to strengthen families in Montana and keep children safe from abuse and…
The Center for Health and Safety Culture assisted with efforts to cultivate a positive, healthy culture among Montana parents to reduce underage drinking. The Center created resources and provided training…
The Center for Health and Safety Culture will support the implementation of Futures Without Violence's (FWV) Quality Improvement Center (QIC) on Domestic Violence in Child Welfare project by supporting the…
TEAM for West Virginia Children and the Center for Health and Safety Culture engaged in a multi-year project supporting efforts to reduce and prevent child maltreatment and promote positive outcomes…
Recognizing that many youth drastically misperceive the prevalence of risky behaviors among their peers and the significant role the media can play in creating these misperceptions, The Center for Health…
The Center for Health and Safety Culture worked in partnership with the Wisconsin Children’s Trust Fund and Child Abuse Prevention Fund to reduce child maltreatment in Wisconsin through the utilization…