Delta Students Find Healthy Ways Lille Ochs enjoys a hot chocolate while braving the elements. Yaneli Betancourt and other HPHS Delta members displayed prevention messages
CTAD and Delta joined forces on a digital media campaign celebrating the strength and resiliency of DHS & HPHS students during challenging times. They value
Tips from the Deerfield Park District Fall is such a beautiful and wonderful time of year to be outside and enjoy the cool, crisp temperatures.
Through Podcasts, Apps & More It’s important for teens and families to share feelings openly while prioritizing healthy ways to maintain emotional balance. Here are
Step Outside and Try Something New Local, virtual events and acres of open parks and forest preserves allow families plenty of options to move outdoors
DHS & HPHS students in Delta kicked off the school year with a virtual youth activism training. The interactive, online training consists of six sessions
“Delta” stands for change. Students in Delta youth advisory board work to inspire their peers to lead healthy, drug-free lifestyles through awareness and prevention activities
Text-A-Tip is a great resource for our youth during the pandemic or when talking to a parent or other trusted adult is not possible. Students
Many traditional and fun summer activities are safe and do-able with physical distancing. Below are “40 Awesome Things To Do This Summer.” Try these fun
Every six months, students in the Delta drug prevention group survey their peers at DHS & HPHS on their attitudes about alcohol and marijuana. This
Free online sessions offered by Illinois Human Performance Project 11:00 am & 11:45 am Tuesday & Wednesday, June 9 -10 For Middle School and High
Support is a Call or Text Away Even though teens don’t have the usual access to school counselors, social workers, coaches and teachers, there are
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433 Vine Ave., Highland Park IL 60035
Office Locations:
Deerfield & Highland Park High Schools
Phone: 224-765-CTAD (224-765-2823)
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Anyone who sends a text message “224HELP” or “224AYUDAME” to 844-823-LEAD (844-823-5323) will receive an immediate text response from a trained, professional counselor provided by LEAD (Linking Efforts Against Drugs)
