Together we can
keeping teens drug and alcohol free in Glenview and Northbrook
events / webinars
GNCY & D34 PRESENT CURRENT TRENDS IN VAPING
Wednesday, November 30th
7-8 pm
Parents - do you know the most current youth trends when it comes to e-cigarettes? Learn this and up to date information on other cannabis trends such as Delta-8 and Delta-10 THC
Presentation by Erin Tegge, AM, LSW, Prevention Program Coordinator at PEER Services, Inc.
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GNCY is Excited to be one the the sponsors at this upcoming event, "It's Time for a reset" featuring William Stixrud, PHD, Clinical Psychologist and Ned Johnson, Founder, PrepMatters.
Thursday, October 20th
7:00 pm
Glenbrook North High School
Center for the Performing Arts
No registration necessary
in the community
Project Sticker Shock
GNCY participated in its first “Project Stick Shock” Initiative during the week of May 9, 2022. The goal of “Project Sticker Shock” to keep alcohol out of the hands of those under 21 years of age. This local effort is just one of many being held throughout Illinois thanks to a wide-ranging partnership of statewide groups.
Local liquor licencees can play a key role in protecting Glenview and Northbrook youth by sending a reminder to adults about not providing alcohol to minors and thanking them in being responsible, before purchasing alcohol for underage consumption.
Check out & THANK these local retailers who will be displaying “Project Sticker Shock” materials and are supporting our youth in remaining substance-free:
Chestnut Wine & Spirit, Minutemen 17, Joong Boo Market, Glenview Grind, Thai Inbox Glenview, R & J Wine & Spirits, and J & F Liquor
Saturday, May 14, NPW Celebrated Prevention Heroes
GNCY would like to thank our partnerships for keeping our youth healthy & safe:
Glenbrook North Parents Association, Glenbrook School District 225, Glenview Park District, Glenview Police Department, Glenview Public Library, Glenview School District 34, JCFS, Northbrook Police Department, Northbrook Public Library, Northfield Township, NorthShore University HealthSystem, Parents, PEER Services, Rogers Behavioral Health, Rosecrance , Rotary Club of Northbrook, Saint Peter and Paul Greek Orthodox Church, and Youth Services of Glenview/Northbrook
NATIONAL PREVENTION WEEK.
Glenbrook North High School
hosted many student activities focusing on increasing awareness
about mental health and substance use prevention. Students
engaged in various conversations to destigmatize these topics.
A Mental Health Awareness Game and Wellness Fair happened
Saturday, May 14, from 11am to 2pm at the lacrosse field bringing
together many community organizations, students and families!
National prevention week
Glenbrook South High School
has a number of student groups collaborating on educating their peers on mental health and substance use prevention.
Every student was given a mental health kit with information on overall wellness, resiliency and fun stress relieving activities/tools
GNCY ALSO SPONSORED THE LEW BLOND RUN AND DELIVERED FINAL GOODIE BAGS TO THE GLENVIEW PUBLIC LIBRARY AND GLENBROOK NORTH HIGH SCHOOL.
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