New London Community Campus Coalition - (NLCCC)

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We are a community coalition that promotes a healthy and productive lifestyle for our teens, while providing learning opportunities for the parents and adults.

National Overdose Awareness 2022 was held at Ocean Beach on August 31. It was a great turnout. Event was held by Communi...
09/01/2022

National Overdose Awareness 2022 was held at Ocean Beach on August 31. It was a great turnout. Event was held by Community Speaks Out

08/26/2022

Want to do something to help Overdoses, See Below

August 31 is National Overdose Awareness Day. Below are some information and protective factors that can help us in assi...
08/26/2022

August 31 is National Overdose Awareness Day. Below are some information and protective factors that can help us in assisting our youth with making healthy decisions during these trying times.

Parents are the number one influencers of youth. You may be interested in attending this workshop and keep lines of comm...
08/15/2022

Parents are the number one influencers of youth. You may be interested in attending this workshop and keep lines of communication open

Let's Help Our Community, SERAC regularly conducts surveys of youth in our region to learn about their attitudes, percep...
06/15/2022

Let's Help Our Community, SERAC regularly conducts surveys of youth in our region to learn about their attitudes, perceptions, and practices with respect to substance use, problem gambling, and mental health. SERAC Community Survey will be open from
5/16/2022 - 6/30/2022, please select the link below

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SERACcomm22

Mental Illness and Substance Use in Young AdultsIs your intuition telling you something is up? If you think you are havi...
05/10/2022

Mental Illness and Substance Use in Young Adults

Is your intuition telling you something is up? If you think you are having problems with mental health or substance use, listen to yourself. Check out the link below for more information.

https://youtu.be/oUWAgEpHtdg

05/06/2022
New Boys & Girls Club Located a Salvation Army, come down and enjoy, See events details below
05/03/2022

New Boys & Girls Club Located a Salvation Army, come down and enjoy, See events details below

THC & MENTAL HEALTH; THINK ITS NOT RELATED THINK AGAIN
05/03/2022

THC & MENTAL HEALTH; THINK ITS NOT RELATED THINK AGAIN

05/03/2022

MAY IS MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH

TUESDAY, MAY 24, 2022 WEBINAR FOR TEENS
Driven: Rules of the Road to Success
Featured expert: Cara Filler

Time: 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM MOUNTAIN

Cost: $0 (But we would welcome your donation!)

REGISTER

Description
Cara Filler believes you are not defined by your “story” or the events that happen in your life but by the meaning we give those events that control the steering wheel of our lives. Which direction are you driving? The road hasn’t always been ‘easy’ for Cara. The day after their 18th birthday, Cara’s world was devastated when her identical twin sister, Mairin, was killed in a high speed car crash. From that day forward, Cara committed to helping others put life and its challenges in perspective. She is a dedicated Safety Spaz and encourages everyone no matter your age to listen to your inner voice, stand up to a bully, get out of a speeding car, take the keys from a friend who has been drinking, ask for help or make a hard decision. It could just save a life!!

Cara’s entertaining and powerful keynote presentation will equip students with a G.P.S. (Game Plan for Success) to design a life by choice not by chance, and navigate the speed bumps and road blocks of school and life.

Speaker Bio
Cara Filler is Driven to Inspire. For the past 25 years, Cara has shared her powerful positive leadership and traffic safety programs with more than 2 million students in 5 countries. Drawing from an immense personal tragedy in her own life, Cara’s inspiring presentations focus on dealing with peer pressure, traffic safety, and being YOU-nique. Cara keeps it real. She’s an incredible storyteller, a bad dancer, and totally unashamed to make a fool of herself. Using humor and touching stories, Cara captivates her audience and leads them on an emotional roller coaster ride. But most of all, you will remember her for a little dance that just might save your life!

Questions?
Email Founder & CEO, Laura Stack, at [email protected].

REGISTER

Attention Parents, Educators, some information that may interest you on how to help and address the issue of bullying!!!
10/27/2021

Attention Parents, Educators, some information that may interest you on how to help and address the issue of bullying!!!

Address

111 Union Street
New London, CT
06320

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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The New London Community & Campus Coalition (NLCCC) was established in 2003 when Connecticut College and the City of New London's Office of Youth Affairs joined forces to create a community coalition to address issues of underage drinking and substance abuse. Today, over 25 different community agencies and institutions have joined the effort.

Grants from both the state and federal governments support the work of the NLCCC. We focus on underage drinking, to***co, prescription drugs, and ma*****na, but address all drugs that negatively influence the life of New London children.

Our grants will promote a data driven effort rooted in proven science based prevention strategies to address alcohol, to***co, prescription drugs, and ma*****na (ATOD).

Unique to the NLCCC's effort is a community-based environmental approach that calls for all members of the community to engage in the process of assessment, capacity building, planning, implementation, and evaluation.