Common Risk Factors Unfortunately, when it comes to kids and alcohol, parents can’t just gaze into a crystal ball to find out whether their kids will face problems with drinking or drug use in their teenage years. But there are biological and environmental factors you can watch out for to help you figure out if
Even though your children might be pulling away, itching for more independence, deep down they want to be involved in the family and know that you still love and care for them. A strong bond with your child, especially during the teen years, helps reduce the chances of engaging in risky behavior. It helps set
Milford Prevention Council, in partnership with Milford Public Schools presented the 8th Annual Influences on Youth Forums to the freshman classes of both Foran and Jonathan Law High Schools. These forums are one of many vehicles used to initiate conversations within families and our community about the negative influences of illegal substances on our
MPC is pleased to announce the Hero of the Month for November 2019, Emily Nolan, St. Mary School. Emily Nolan has been a part of the St. Mary School staff for just over 9 years and in that time has made an undeniable positive impact on the lives of the students, their families and
DONATE TODAY! When you support MPC, it's an investment in Milford's future, an investment that enables the safety of our youth. #TogetherWeCan make sure that MPC is here to stay. How else can you help? MPC is funded through a Drug Free Communities grant from the government. While the fight against substance use is ongoing,
Saturday October 26 10am-2pm Milford Senior Center Questions? Contact info@milfordprevention.org
MPC is pleased to announce the Hero of the Month for September 2019, Officer Joseph Dempsey, Milford Police Department. Through his work as Milford's Crime Prevention Officer, Joe serves as an integral part of the Milford community. In the spirit of collaboration, and realizing just how intersectional crime prevention is to the work of our community non-profits
