Horry CAST Kickball Tournament Oct. 24, 2022 • 10am – 2pm. Open to teens, public safety and the community. Join us at the Fowler Practice Fields (CCU) located at 126 Chanticleer Dr West, Conway, SC 29526 for this free event, free food and prizes.For more information, please contact 843-365-8884 ext 231, or email horrycast10@gmail.com. Individuals …
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Looking for teens in Horry County who want to be involved in community prevention work When? 3rd Thursday of each monthWhere? TBDReady To Sign Up? Contact Lauren Anderson at 843.365.8884 ext. 236 or email landerson@shorelinebhs.org Gain Community Service HoursAges 13 – 18 • Free FoodMeetings After School About Us The Youth Advisory Board (YAB) serves as the youth …
HAUNTED HUSTLE 5K Horry CAST Haunted Hustle 5k was meant to promote healthy living and also provide an alternative event for youth to engage in positive activities to kick off Halloween.
TAKE BACK EVENTS Shoreline Behavioral Health Services hosts ongoing “Take Back Day” initiatives throughout the year. During these events any unused or expired medications are collected. This is a great opportunity to dispose of your medications safely.
ANNUAL TOURNAMENT Horry CAST Coalition sponsors an annual tournament to encourage positive relationships with law enforcement and members of public safety. These tournaments and activities were created to provide youth with fun alternatives to substance use.
Presentations & Evidence Based Program Surviving The Teen Years Surviving the Teens Years is an educational presentation that provides information on substance use among youth including: current trends, hiding places, and substances of use. To learn more on this presentation, please contact:Christine Grice at 843-365-8884 ext 272 or email cgrice@shorelinebhs.org …
TEEN LEADERSHIP SUMMIT Youth from Shoreline’s Youth Advisory Board, YAB, attend an annual leadership summit that promotes and helps develop youth leadership skills. In return, youth in attendance are able to go back to their communities and provide information to their peers, as they help deter substance use.
STICKER SHOCK CAMPAIGN Members of YAB visit local bridal, tux, and floral shops to place messages on garments as a reminder to stay safe during prom season. Youth also visit local businesses that sell alcohol to provide them with stickers to remind customers that it’s illegal for minors to have alcohol.
PROJECT PROM Designed to educate teens during the week of prom about making wise choices. Area high schools are presented with a speaker and/or a crashed car with local statistics.
