PROGRAMS
Narcan is used as an emergency means to stop an overdose from resulting in the death of an individual. ARC can provide this life-saving training in person or virtually and there is no cost for the training. Click below to check out upcoming trainings.
ARC hosts a small group of victims of drunk driving tragedies through Victim Impact panels hosted at Waukesha County Technical College in Pewaukee. The panel is designed to help change the driving while impaired behavior of offenders by realizing the dangers and consequences of their behavior. Held quarterly.
Detour is an alcohol and drug program for people under the age of 21 that is designed to gently but powerfully challenge common beliefs and attitudes that directly contribute to high-risk alcohol and drug use. The program goals are to reduce the risk for health problems and impairment problems.
UTURN is a six hour course that is designed to help reduce the risk for health problems that are associated with using vapes and other nicotine devices. Participants will receive a workbook, certificate of completion and a “Quit Kit” which includes items that have been shown to help people find the motivation to quit and curb cravings.
Resist the Influence (RTI) is a research-based youth prevention program that aims to delay the first use and/or prevent the misuse of substances such as alcohol, marijuana, and vaping devices. RTI provides youth and young adults with the ability to assess their own risk levels and make lifestyle choices that reflect their values and who they are.
ARC Webinars feature talks from experts on topics and issues that matter most in preventing substance abuse for today’s youth, ranging from meth to anxiety to marijuana, xylazine, mental health, gaming addiction, Delta 8 and more!
The Wake Up Call Bedroom presentation provides practical information on current drug trends, a walk-through of a teens' bedroom with more than 20 red flags that could indicate substance abuse, and proactive parenting strategies to keep your child substance free.
ARC’s Professional Development program features a backpack search designed for teachers, coaches, counselors, administrators and other professionals working with students to help them identify signs of possible substance use and vaping.