CCSAP

Here's the truth: the "everyone is doing it" line is a myth.
In fact, 4 out of 5 high schoolers in North Carolina aren't drinking alcohol.

This Alcohol Awareness Month, let's celebrate the healthy path many of our teens are already taking!

Come visit the CCSAP booth tonight at Union Park for NNO! We will have lots of good information and giveaways! Hope to see you there!

This evening is NNO, National Night Out!!!! Are you as excited as we are?

Come join us at Union Point Park tonight from 5:00PM-8:00PM!

Bring the family, friends, and neighbors down to Union Point Park to enjoy:
* Music with DJ Big Sam & Co.
* KONA Ice and Food Trucks
* Bounce Houses
* Numerous community resources for services for you and your family
* Free haircuts provided by Craven CC Barber School
* K-9 Demonstrations
* New Bern Fire & Rescue with a water play area
* Additional 1st Responder agencies with displays and equipment

National Night Out (NNO) is an annual, family-friendly community-building event that brings together neighbors, local law enforcement, fire, EMS valuable community resources, and businesses to develop and strengthen police-community relationships.

NNO takes place on the first Tuesday of August each year and has grown to include more than 38 million people in over 16,000 communities from all fifty states. This night gives citizens a chance to build relationships with their local law enforcement officers.

*(rain date is Wednesday, August 2nd)*

🎟️ Entered yet? Time’s ticking on our Stay Cool, Stay Connected giveaway!

10 lucky NC families will win a $250 adventure gift card — all you have to do is fill out a quick entry form. https://bit.ly/4jYKNex
🗓️ Deadline: July 31st
🏆 Winners announced August 4th!

Don’t miss your chance to spark summer memories 💛

Your teen needs you. As a parent, it’s important to understand your teens’ risks for substance use and mental health challenges. By educating yourself, you can share what you learn with the teens in your life, be better prepared to answer their questions, know how to help them find trustworthy resources, and be the bridge to their success.

Visit CDC.gov/FreeMind/Parents to learn more.