Parents Who Host, Lose the Most: Don’t Be a Party to Teenage Drinking educates parents about the health and safety risks of providing alcohol to teenagers and increases awareness of and compliance with underage drinking laws. This program is a beneficial tool for communities looking to address environmental factors related to underage drinking. The four strategies that the Parents Who Host campaign covers are: Community Norms, Access and Availability, Media Messaging, and Policy and Enforcement.
Parents Who Host, Lose the Most is universal, easy to implement, user-friendly, and targets celebratory times for youth, such as homecoming, holidays, prom, and graduation. It includes a host of educational materials, community engagement strategies, and planning tools that can help parents and community members mobilize, partner, and share the message that teenage alcohol consumption is unacceptable and serving to minors has serious consequences.
Locally contact Jamica Harper, coordinator of the Drug-Free Delaware Coalition - Jamica.Harper@rprdm.org or 740-369-6811.
Join Prevetion Action Alliance's Member Center to gain access and kick off a Parents Who Host campaign in your community. Other campaign materials can be purchased through our PAA Shop. To learn more about Parents Who Host, contact Program Director Krysta Bennett at (614) 540-9985 ext. 16 or KBennett@PreventionActionAlliance.org.
To Get Your Points:
1. Complete any of the activity as described above.
2. Take photos/video of students participating in the activity.
3. Click "Submit Points."
4. Enter the name of the submitter and select the activity completed, the county and school.
5. Upload your photos/video and a brief description of the activity (including the date of completion and any people pictured in the photo).
