Texas community resource

Youth Prevention Indicated

East Texas Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse

Youth Prevention Indicated works to prevent or interrupt alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use among youth and young adults showing early warning signs or other at-risk behaviors.

TexasMental Health and CounselingPublic and school systems in the 23 counties of Texas Public Health Region 4, including all eight assigned East Texas counties.

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How to get help

Call 903-753-7633 or use the official contact form to request free prevention services for a school or organization. ETCADA also lists 800-441-8639 as toll-free and 903-247-9651 as TTY.

Who this service helps

Youth and young adults showing early warning signs of substance use or other at-risk problem behaviors in the 23-county Texas Public Health Region 4 service area.

Where this service is available

Service area: Public and school systems in the 23 counties of Texas Public Health Region 4, including all eight assigned East Texas counties.

A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.

Cost / fees

Prevention services are free to the public and school systems within the 23-county Region 4 service area.

About this service

The program uses prevention education and life-skills development to reduce substance-use risk factors, strengthen protective factors, improve social and family connections, increase access to support services, and reduce behavioral-health risks.

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