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  • Home
  • About Us
  • Our Programs
    • CBSG
    • CMCA
    • MOST Teens Don't Use/ Be The MOST
    • Project Sticker Shock
    • Project SUCCESS
    • Safe Homes
    • Youth Led Prevention
    • Youth Photovoice
  • Get The Facts
    • Opiates
    • Tobacco
    • Alcohol
    • Marijuana
  • Prevention
    • Opiates
    • Tobacco
    • Alcohol
    • Marijuana
  • Resources
    • Local Resources
    • National Resources
    • Teens
    • Parents
    • Older Adults
  • #Checkon5Livingston
Livingston Community Prevention Project

Alcohol

Here are some tips on what parents can do to prevent underage drinking:
  • Maintain a positive parent-teen relationship
  • Communicate with your teen
  • Provide protective boundaries for your teen
  • Monitor your teen’s use of the internet
  • Recognize and respond to warning signs such as a drop in grades, lack of interest in hobbies, secretiveness, mood swings, headaches, and bloodshot eyes.
  • Set a good example of responsible adult behavior
  • Get involved in preventing underage alcohol use
​What people can do to prevent underage drinking in their community:
  • Get active in local prevention efforts.
  • Advocate for policy change regarding underage drinking
  • Talk to friends and family about underage drinking and its impact on the community
  • Sign the Safe Homes pledge
  • Educate yourself on Michigan’s Social Host Law
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