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Go Back to School with CATS
Community Alliance for Teen Safety is your
resource for a safe and fun school year!
 Resources for Youth, Family, and Community
The CATS mission is to promote safe habits for all youth by increasing awareness of high-risk behaviors, encouraging healthy choices, and fostering community alliances. Contact us to learn more or make suggestions. Click on each heading to learn more. catsnh.org > The CATS website provides 24/7 access to a variety of resources from A to W (Alcohol, Tobacco and Drugs to Wellness). Open the Resources & Links tab from the homepage to select a topic. CATS on Facebook > Join the CATS Facebook community for timely announcements, shared commentary and more. Youth Groups > CATS facilitates two youth groups - one for teens and one for middle school students at Gilbert H. Hood Middle School. In the Community > CATS responds to requests to present or provide information. We also work with local businesses on alcohol prevention efforts such as Buyers Beware Sticker Shock, work with state organizations to collect data on traffic safety topics such as seat belt observation surveys, and with the schools, law enforcement, media outlets, and just about everyone in the community.
Opportunities to Learn More Take advantage of these national awareness campaigns in September to learn more, try something new, get active, and spread the news. Click on each heading to learn more. National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month > Take small steps to a healthier lifestyle at home. Changes to diet, reducing inactivity (television and Internet), and increasing physical activity makes a difference. National Recovery Month > Addiction treatment and mental health services can enable those with a mental and/or substance use disorder to live a healthy and rewarding life. Child Passenger Safety Week 9/17 to 9/22 > Make sure you are correctly using the appropriate car seat for your child. National Get Ready Day! 9/18 > Are you prepared for an emergency? Prevent the spread of infectious disease and create an evacuation plan for all family members. Your pets will thank you.
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