• Afterschool Kit
• America's Baseball Camps
• Boy Scouts of America
• Miss States

Afterschool Kit

The Afterschool kit is a program designed to help youth develop the skills necessary to make the right decisions in their lives. It was developed for youth leaders to utilize in out-of-school settings such as after-school program, youth groups, summer camps and community events. The program contains six units with activities, games, wall posters for display and parental handouts to help adolescents continue to develop good decision-making skills. For additional information, click on image.

America's Baseball Camps

America’s Baseball Camps utilize RDRN posters to promote a youth tobacco prevention message to youth at both baseball and softball camps across America.

Boy Scouts of America

Scout leaders have a unique opportunity to influence scouts and help them make good decisions. Some adolescents may find it increasingly difficult to resist peer pressure and influence, sometimes going along with the crowd automatically, even when this leads to choices the individual know are wrong. Be Prepared To Make The Right Decisions, Right Now is a program designed for scout-aged boys to help them build skills to make good decisions, especially the decision not to smoke. The program contains a leader guide, a scout workbook, posters to reinforce each session, a sample recognition “Be Prepared” coin for scouts upon completion of the workbook, a scout pledge card and evaluation form and a scout leader evaluation form to be returned after completing the program. Click on images to view PDFs Click to complete scout leader evaluation.

Miss States

Miss State titleholders across America are making appearances in middle and junior-high schools to help discourage youth tobacco use. Feedback from educators has been positive. Most educators agree that a role model can be very effective in communicating a youth tobacco prevention message to students and that RDRN materials are effective tools to communicate the importance of not use tobacco products to youth. Click to survey link.