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Deadline for the 1st 50 contest is January 15,2021 use the holidays as a reminder for what keeps you substance free! Adults, youth spread the word and help us spread the substance free movement! Connect with us and become a partner! #ltg2021
Learn more:http://ow.ly/bgKz50CDl7H
Share and participate to spread the substance free movement!
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfRYAcCrXEEdQkwJC7Dj6-Qa0UGTzBoBtYAeUoWGgTdGn1qJA/viewform
First - take a minute to think of something worth staying substance free for.
Next - create and submit any high quality image of your artwork, photography, video (Mp4), poetry or any other medium that visually shows what you consider to be a good part of your life.
Important:
1 Only 1 submission per individual, so make it a good one!
2. Submissions MUST include the Life's Too Good to Be Wasted slogan. Shop for the color version you want to use in our slogan library (link below)
3. Make sure you don't use anything in your submission that is copyright protected by someone else
Awards:
The first 50 submissions will receive a FREE generic Life's Too Good to be Wasted sticker you can use to help spread awareness and your submission will appear on our website art gallery.
The top five winners will receive:
- CUSTOM sticker made from their art
- $25 Amazon gift card
- Your submission will be prominently featured in various ways during our "Life's Too Good to be Wasted" prevention campaign, including on our website art gallery.
Submission Deadline: January 15, 2021
Judging will be managed by our Youth Ambassador team and contest winners will be announced by February 1, 2021.
Please help spread the word about Contra Costa County MEDS Coalition’s new youth substance use prevention campaign, “Life’s Too Good To Be Wasted”. The target audience for this campaign is youth and young adults, 12 to 25. The campaign launched with its First 50 Contest on 12/1/20 and will run through at least 12/31/21. Contest submissions are due by 1/15/21 and winners will be announced by 2/1/21. For more
information about the campaign and First 50 Contest,
visit:http://ow.ly/LpyH50CFYah
Please take the time to listen to the perspectives of NCAPDA's Youth Ambassadors who share in this Zindagi radio program what they believe all parents need to know about mental health impacts and substance use among youth.
Deadline for the 1st 50 contest is January 15,2021 use the holidays as a reminder for what keeps you substance free! Adults, youth spread the word and help us spread the substance free movement! Connect with us and become a partner!
Learn more:https://cccmedscoalition.org/lifes-too-good/
"Life's Too Good To Be Wasted" campaign is ACTIVE! Youth 12-25 are invited to participate in our 1st 50 contest by submitting an image or video showing what helps keep them substance free!!
Entry Deadline Jan.15.2021 We urge all those that work with youth to initiate an introduction to the campaign, young voices matter! Let's ride the "Life's Too Good To Be Wasted" ride together. Prizes are available for the top 5!!! Winners announced February 2021. #LTG2021 #CCCMEDS
Learn more: ow.ly/NiEe50CC3Lj
Please help spread the word about Contra Costa County MEDS Coalition’s new youth substance use prevention campaign, “Life’s Too Good To Be Wasted”. The target audience for this campaign is youth and young adults, 12 to 25. The campaign launched with its First 50 Contest on 12/1/20 and will run through at least 12/31/21. Contest submissions are due by 1/15/21 and winners will be announced by 2/1/21. For more information about the campaign and First 50 Contest, visit: cccmedscoalition.org/lifes-too-good/
Join us tomorrow for a great discussion with NCAPDA's Youth Ambassadors who will be sharing what they believe parents should know about the realities of mental health and substance use challenges among our youth.
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