Our Resources

Talk. They Hear You. Parent Resources

Tips for Teens: The Truth about Alcohol

Power of Parents: Mother’s Against Drunk Driving

Power of You(th): Mother’s Against Drunk Driving

Tennessee Tobacco Quitline provides a free resource via telephone or online to help Tennesseans quit tobacco use and be nicotine free

Facts, tools, and information provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to be tobacco and smoke free

Get THE TRUTH about nicotine: a teen resource

Resources for Parents Against Vaping

A free customized quit plan with support

Learn more about the Tennessee chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

Active Minds has resources for suicide prevention, mental health, and recovery information after a sucide loss

Mental Health American of the MidSouth has information concerning suicide, its statistics for the midsouth, and prevention tools

The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255) is a 24/7 free and confidential support for people in distress

The Mental Health Resource Center provides resources, tools, and training to build the knowledge, skills, and abilities of anyone who hopes to promote mental health and wellness and effectively intervene with people experienceing mental health challenges. 

Tennessee’s Department of Health has several resouces concerning crisis services, suicide prevention, and mental health information

Naloxone (or NarcanTM) is a proven tool in the battle against drug abuse and overdose death. When too much of an opioid medication is taken, it can slow breathing to a dangerously low rate. When breathing slows too much, overdose death can occur. Naloxone can reverse this potentially fatal situation by allowing the person to breathe normally again.

Naloxone is not a dangerous medicine. However, proper training is required by law. Any time an overdose is suspected, first responders should be notified by calling 911 immediately and stay with the patient until first responders arrive. It is important to know that some patients may awake disoriented or agitated after receiving naloxone. This is a good sign, but calling 911 is still very important to help the person survive.​​

For local Narcan training, email Madelynn Ross at [email protected] or call 731-819-6572.

Truth Initiative’s self-led, online curriculum all about youth vaping and nicotine- Recommended for grades 8-12

Truth Initiative’s self-paced, online curriculum all about prescription drug safety- Recommended for grades 8-12

Self-paced, online lessons that empower students to make safer and healthier decisions about alcohol- Recommended for grades 8-12

This free digital course introduces students to the topic of mental health and the ways in which they can implement coping strategies to manage their own challenging thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Recommended for grades 8-12

Bullying Prevention Curriculum for Middle School and High School Students

Stanford Medicine’s Tobacco Prevention Toolkit- Free lessons for teaching students remotely about the harms of vaping

Empower students to Be Vape Free with standard-aligned, no cost resources- Elementary, middle, and high schools