PEACE Project

An island community empowered and committed to making healthy choices -- "Totally healthy, totally tobacco/alcohol/drug-free!"

Raise awareness about the effects of alcohol, tobacco and other drug abuse on Guam;

Prevent/reduce alcohol, tobacco and other drug use, including underage drinking;

Promote alcohol-free, tobacco-free and other drug-free lifestyles;

Reduce the harmful outcomes associated with alcohol, tobacco and other drug use;

Build Guam's capacity and infrastructure for establishing and sustaining evidence based substance abuse prevention early intervention programs that are effective.

Promoting healthy behaviors and alcohol-free, tobacco-free and other drug-free lifestyles on Guam and the outer islands.

:: One Nation Campaign

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One Nation Alcohol-Free Campaign Fact Sheet


	JULY 2010
	Summer 2010 Youth Swimming and Water Safety Program: The Youth For Youth LIVE, Guam Organization and The Department of Mental Health & Substance Abuse, Prevention & Training Branch will be hosting their closing ceremony on July 30th from 8 a.m. to 12 noon at the Hagatna Swimming Pool. For more information, call 477-9079.
	July 21, 2010 - Liberation Day Parade: The One Nation Team including Youth For Youth LIVE! Guam will be scouting the parade grounds to visit the families that have alcohol- free zones. Don't forget to display your family banners and wear your One Nation family packs for a chance to win great prizes. For more information, call Christine at 477-2301.
	AUGUST 2010
	Save the Date! August 6-7, 2010: 5th Annual PEACE Conference - Strengthening and Sustaining Healthy Pacific Communities: The first day will focus on environmental strategies for sustainability followed bhe first y a candlelight beach side vigil beginning at 5:15 p.m. The second day will focus on Suicide Prevention and Intervention. For more information, please call 477-9076. Register for this FREE conference. PEACE Conference 2010 Registration Form


Guam is in the midst of an epidemic of tobacco use. Controlling the tobacco epidemic is about making a difference, despite great odds... one person at a time.
	About the Program
	Youth Tobacco Control
	Time to Quit
	Tobacco's Harm
	Second Hand Smoke
	Tobacco Control Laws
	SYNAR Reports

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