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Mayes County HOPE was awarded the Drug-Free Communities grant in September 2015 and as a result the HOPE4Youth initiative began. The primary focus of HOPE4Youth is youth substance abuse prevention with four main areas of concern: Underage Alcohol Use, Tobacco, Marijuana Use, and Prescription Medication Abuse.
The HOPE4Youth Program, also hopes to strengthen collaboration among all related organizations to support the effort of prevention and reduce substance use among the youth in our community. To find out more about HOPE4Youth or to see our current projects, go to www.facebook.com/mayescountyhope4youth and “Like” our page or contact Crystal Stout at 918-373-8207.
HOPE4Youth Monthly Newsletters
What is a Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition?
Watch the video to below to find out more.
Video is created and sponsored by SAPC and Rethinkthedrinks.com
HOPE4Youth follows the SPF Model for everything we do.
Watch the video to find out what the SPF Model is.
The Impact Council is a team of 7th-12th grade Pryor students dedicated to providing drug and alcohol prevention for youth. The HOPE4Youth program founded the Impact Council in 2016 as a way to help students of Pryor develop healthy habits, prevent underage drinking, tobacco use, substance abuse, and educate students in a variety of other areas. The Impact Council works to bring these philosophies into everyday life for Pryor youth.
Impact Council Receives Multiple Awards!
2023 National Rural Alcohol & Drug Abuse Network, Inc. Harold E. Hughes Awards of Excellence for
"Exceptional Rural Community".
2023 OPHA
Health Education and Promotion Award for
Outstanding Public Health Education/
Promotion Program
2018 Oklahoma Turning Point Council "Community Champion Award" Recipients for our "Hearts Wide Open" program.
2021 Oklahoma Turning Point Council "Community Champion Award" Recipients
Annual Youth Leadership Training
2023- Boise, Idaho
Projects, Programs, and Events
Drug and Alcohol Free Events
Marijuana Education and Prevention
Suicide Awareness and Prevention
October & Red Ribbon Week Activities
Project Sticker Shock
Prom Sticker Shock
Three floral shops participated and 600 stickers were placed on corsage boxes!
Sharing Kindness and Value
Calendars are passed out to all local elementary schools. We encourage each student to complete the daily tasks. Showing someone kindness might be the one thing that keeps them from turning to drugs or alcohol.
Adult Education Programs
Help for Parents...HOPE4YOUTH-
A two night event to help educated parents on Digital Devices, Juuling, and Mental Health Wellness
Resources available at both events
Adair Event-Over 100 in Attendance
Pryor Event-Over 80 in Attendance
Help for Parents...HOPE4YOUTH Part 2
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Offered at Pryor and Adair First Baptist Church.
Help for Parents...HOPE4YOUTH Part 3
(Included a Hidden In Plain Sight Room)
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Offered at H.E.S.P/Lincoln Elementary in Pryor
Tall Cop Says Stop training provided for both community members and those working in the field.
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