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Key Leader Resources
Lend your support to prevention and be part of collective impact across the UP!
About UPCTC's Key Leader Advisory Panel
We’re seeking leaders from a wide range of sectors, including business, social services, health care, law enforcement, government, and education. The objective of the group is to reduce youth substance use, depression, and suicide rates over time by:
- Raising local awareness of these issues, and of the resources to address them
- Identifying gaps in services and developing means to fill them
- Collaborating to create systems change
Get Involved
Are you a leader in your community interested in learning more about youth-focused prevention efforts in the UP?
About Communities That Care
Risk Factors
Protective Factors
Protective Factors
CTC has identified specific risk factors that increase the likelihood that youth will experience problem behavior.
Protective Factors
Protective Factors
Protective Factors
Protective factors buffer the risk youth experience; CTC has organized these into the Social Development Strategy.
Data
Protective Factors
Key Leader Impact
The CTC Youth Survey is held bi-annually in local schools to help us identify priority risk factors & programs to address them.
Key Leader Impact
Prevention Science
Key Leader Impact
Key leaders play a major role in the CTC process, and can support prevention efforts in a variety of ways.
Prevention Science
Prevention Science
Prevention Science
CTC is evidence-based, meaning multiple studies have shown that it has a positive impact on communities.
A CTC Story
Prevention Science
Prevention Science
Hear how CTC created community change in Camden, Maine when it was implemented after a rash of student suicides.
Promote Education
We regularly hold free virtual & in-person classes for professionals & community members
Seeking New Members
We're seeking leaders with UP-wide or multi-county reach to join this group. We hope to represent all community sectors:
- Agency, business & other organizational leaders
- Law enforcement & court professionals
- Medical & mental health professionals
- School staff, coaches, etc.
- Youth, parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc.
- Members of the media
- Faith-based organizations
- People in recovery from addiction
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