Youth and Adults Working Together for a
Safe and Healthy Community

Above the Influence
This is an interactive drug prevention site for youth.

Freevibe
This is a site for teens and pre-teens, aimed at helping them understand the dangers of substance abuse and make responsible decisions. It includes resources about how to help friends and loved ones with substance issues.

Teen Resources
This is a compilation of websites recommended by teens for teens. It focuses on kids living in the Mid-Hudson Valley, but most of the websites are relevant for teens living anywhere in the U.S. Topics include mental health, nutrition, sexual violence, and substance abuse prevention.

What's Your Anti-Drug?
Run by Freevibe, this site encourages kids to submit info about the hobby, person or passion that stands between them and illegal drugs, and also to read about other kids' Anti-Drug lifestyles. Watch the edgy, high-impact Anti-Drug TV ads and get tips about decoding media messages, too.

YouthBet
This animated site, developed by the University of Toronto, is a place where teens and pre-teens can learn about the signs of problem gambling, how to help a friend with a gambling problem, and the difference between low and high risk gambling.

The Cool Spot
Designed for for kids aged 11-13 by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, this site has a fun, interactive format the helps kids learn the facts about alcohol and resist peer pressure. The content is based on a curriculum for grades 6-8 developed by the University of Michigan to give young teens a more accurate picture about alcohol use among their peers.

Bubblemonkey
This interactive site has a variety of interactive games, great information for kids, a quiz about substance use, and real stories that get kids to think about why drugs are ever considered cool.

Do You Have a Drinking Problem?
This site has a quiz that's based on the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT), developed by the World Health Organization to screen for harmful or hazardous drinking patterns. Answer the questions for yourself or for someone important to you to get feedback and information about where to go for help.