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Rise Up! Building a Brighter Future and Stronger Community - Apache County Youth Council Aims to Continue Its Stride in Substance Use Prevention With the Project "rise Up! Building a Brighter Future and Stronger Community." This Project Takes What We Have Learned in the Years Prevention Work Within Apache County, and the Arizona Youth Survey to Identify and Focus Our Efforts on 1- Underage Drinking 2- Youth Marijuana Use 3- Youth Vaping and 4- Opioid Misuse. Through Our Partnerships With School Leadership, Law Enforcement and Community Organizations We Will Utilize the Strategic Prevention Framework to Build a Positive Impact for Our Community.
Committed
$790,686
Paid out
$662.7K
84%
Committed, not yet paid
$128.0K
16%
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