​The Teen Advisory Council consists of Knox County youth, grades 9 - 12,
​who actively work to end teen dating violence, as well as the prevention of alcohol, tobacco, and substance use among peers.
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 Calm Harm helps you manage the urge to self-harm. New features include the ability to create a journal, make notes and hide activities. Available for download in the App Store & Google Play.
Clear Fear is a free app providing tools to help you face your fears and overcome anxiety. Available for download in the App Store & Google Play.
That's Not Cool is dedicated to decreasing teen dating violence due to technology, and is increasing awareness for healthy teen relationships online.
This website is a project of the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), a component of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). NIDA created this website to give youth ages 11 – 17 the facts about drugs and their effects on the brain and body.
truth focuses on spreading awareness and inspiring action in the fight to end smoking and vaping. 
Join the movement empowering young people to recognize and face the influences around us, including the pressure to abuse drugs and alcohol.
The Just Think Twice site is primarily for a teen audience. It contains drug facts, photos, hot topics, the cost of drug use to society, and more.
The OYLPN is a network of youth-led substance misuse prevention providers and youth across the state who are committed to the cornerstones of youth-led prevention, peer prevention, positive youth development, and community service.
loveisrespect’s purpose is to engage, educate and empower young people to prevent and end abusive relationships.
Common Sense is the leading nonprofit organization dedicated to helping all kids thrive in a world of media and technology.
My Life, My Quit is a youth cessation program designed specifically for teens. The program includes free access to resources and coaches who cheer you on. It's your life, your quit.
Resilency Ohio is designed to empower youth and families to expect, define, and experience a lifetime of hope, well being, and achievement with full participation in their communities. They aim to support and develop local mental health systems that foster resiliency at all levels of mental health care and education, including mental health promotion, prevention, and intervention, with the ultimate outcome of resilient individuals, families, and communities