This tobacco-free sports poster, which features Olympic gold medalists Picabo Street (Alpine skiing) and Dominique Dawes (gymnastics), Oregon State University football star Ken Simonton, Brazilian soccer star Sisi, and World Cup champion mountain biker Alison Dunlap, emphasizes that you cannot excel in sports by using tobacco.

Residential facilities for children with mental illness are owned by a wide variety of public and private entities and are operated under the auspices of various State agencies, including State departments of mental health, child welfare, and juvenile justice.

From high-school and middle-school youth activitists, to community organizations and after-school programs, the Stop Bullying Now Activities Guide has something for everyone. You can adapt any of these actiivites for your group. Just be creative and plan a campaign that works for you and your community. The ultimate goals are to spread the word about bullying prevention and have fun while you're doing it!

This resource kit provides students, parents, teachers, administrators, health professionals, and leaders of faith-based organizations with a CD-ROM and facts sheets on the Take a Stand. Lend a Hand. Stop Bullying Now! Campaign.

This guide discusses the effectiveness of minimum legal drinking age laws and provides a conceptual framework for understanding the array of straegies available to prevent underage alcohol use.

To support your Smoke-free Home Pledge efforts, this bilingual (English and Spanish) poster encourages parents and caregivers to protect children from secondhand smoke at home and in the car. Dimensions 25 1/2" x 22"

Approaches in the Treatment of Adolescents with Emotional and Substance Abuse Problems

Medicaid Financing for Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services for Children and Adolescents

Empowering Families, Helping Adolescents

This publication offers a unique perspective on the growing contacts across the divide— a divide that too often prevents child welfare and substance abuse agencies from working together as closely as they need to in order to help children and families affected by substance abuse.