Listen along as your hosts, Jesse Jimenez and Christopher Belisle, interview three youth leaders from the Clark County STASHA Peer Education Program. Charlie Fisher, Jaelyn Sotelo, and Kennedy Flatt share their stories around positive coping skills and how they worked with a group of 30 of their peers across Clark County to develop a campaign titled, "Better You Bingo."

Better You BINGO is a tool that invites other youth ages 12-19 from the community to participate in a self-paced "healthy coping challenge" that introduces them to or leads them to complete activities that will focus on healthy coping skills for a chance to win a healthy coping themed PRIZE. Some examples of the challenges that youth will be presented with include reduced screen time, recognizing nature, and taking time to exercise.

The campaign was developed by the youth volunteers and peer educators at Clark County STASHA as part of their annual prevention project for the community. For more information, email clarkcountystasha@gmail.com or visit www.clarkcountystasha.org.

"Welcome to the Prevent Coalition Podcast. We're sharing stories and strategies to help coalitions and organizations reach their full potential."

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• Episode 0 - Welcome
• Episode 1 - Rural Network
• Episode 2 - Policy Change
• Episode 3 - Secure Your Cannabis
• Episode 4 - "Better You Bingo" with special guests from Clark County STASHA!

Episodes archived at preventcoalition.org/events/news/.

Our mission is connecting and supporting communities to build resilience and prevent youth substance use. We envision a healthy, thriving community free of substance abuse.

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