Causes: Mental Health, Mental Health & Crisis Intervention
Mission: TEAM FORT COLLINS IS DEDICATED TO PREVENTING THE ABUSE AND ILLEGAL USE OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, AND DRUGS, ESPECIALLY AMOUNG YOUTH AND FAMILIES, BY PROMOTING HEALTHY LIFE STYLES THROUGH COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, AND INTERACTIVE EVENTS.
Target demographics: youth, young adults, parents
Direct beneficiaries per year: over 10,000
Geographic areas served: Greater Fort Collins
Programs: Underage drinking prevention - the prevention of underage drinking advocating for effective public policy and initiating enforcement collaborations to reduce youth access to alcohol.
decreasing persistent drunk driving - the program focuses on a social norm campaign at the community college level, information dissemination, and increased supervision of persistent drunk drivers.
define youth program - this mentorship program was developed to reach youth on the brink of substance use or before being pulled in unhealthy directions. The mission of this program is to promote wellness and prevent future substance use issues through education, volunteerism, and personal projects focused on the strengths and interests of each participant.
actuality social norm marketing campaign - this program challenges teen misperceptions about unhealthy behavior ranging from school climate to substance abuse. Using a social norms model, actuality engages students and communities in a positive approach to health promotion. Other program services include the campus community coalition, a group of key leaders on the colorado state university campus and in the community, with a goal of reducing the high risk and underage drinking and marijuana use. Transition talks consist of parent talks at local schools that address teen issues. Responsible alcohol retailers and downtown after dark provide strategies for responsible alcohol use. The community information resource center provides current and relevant information for educating the community on the effects of alcohol, tobacco and drug use.
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
Mission: TEAM FORT COLLINS IS DEDICATED TO PREVENTING THE ABUSE AND ILLEGAL USE OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, AND DRUGS, ESPECIALLY AMOUNG YOUTH AND FAMILIES, BY PROMOTING HEALTHY LIFE STYLES THROUGH COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, AND INTERACTIVE EVENTS.
Target demographics: youth, young adults, parents
Direct beneficiaries per year: over 10,000
Geographic areas served: Greater Fort Collins
Programs: Underage drinking prevention - the prevention of underage drinking advocating for effective public policy and initiating enforcement collaborations to reduce youth access to alcohol.
decreasing persistent drunk driving - the program focuses on a social norm campaign at the community college level, information dissemination, and increased supervision of persistent drunk drivers.
define youth program - this mentorship program was developed to reach youth on the brink of substance use or before being pulled in unhealthy directions. The mission of this program is to promote wellness and prevent future substance use issues through education, volunteerism, and personal projects focused on the strengths and interests of each participant.
actuality social norm marketing campaign - this program challenges teen misperceptions about unhealthy behavior ranging from school climate to substance abuse. Using a social norms model, actuality engages students and communities in a positive approach to health promotion. Other program services include the campus community coalition, a group of key leaders on the colorado state university campus and in the community, with a goal of reducing the high risk and underage drinking and marijuana use. Transition talks consist of parent talks at local schools that address teen issues. Responsible alcohol retailers and downtown after dark provide strategies for responsible alcohol use. The community information resource center provides current and relevant information for educating the community on the effects of alcohol, tobacco and drug use.
Donor & Volunteer Advisory
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
Mental Health
