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The CPCTC's purpose is to promote the health of people living in Teton County. The prevention coalition is a combination of concerned citizens, schools, health care, law enforcement, businesses, faith leaders, local government, and youth-serving organizations who have come together to work collaboratively toward the common goal of building a safe, healthy, and vibrant community whose culture encourages connectivity and wellbeing.
Through prevention efforts we can stop substance use before it begins, particularly among youth and adolescents. Prevention helps people develop the knowledge, attitudes, and skills they need to make good choices or change harmful behaviors. By targeting shared risk and protective factors, we are able to build community networks that care, improving health and safety.
The Community Prevention Coalition of Teton County (CPCTC), is proud to announce the launch of a comprehensive media campaign aimed at preventing adult excessive drinking and underage drinking in Teton County. The 0.0.1.3 campaign aims to promote responsible alcohol consumption and prevent substance misuse in Teton County. Curious about what 0.0.1.3 stands for? It's a set of guidelines aimed at promoting safer drinking habits in Teton County:
0 drinks before 21: No alcohol consumption before reaching the legal drinking age of 21.
0 drinks if you're driving: Never drink and drive. Keep yourself and others safe by staying sober behind the wheel.
1 drink with water in between per hour: If you choose to drink, moderate your consumption by having no more than one alcoholic beverage per hour, and stay hydrated by alternating with water.
If you choose to drink, no more than 3 drinks: Limit your alcohol intake to a maximum of three drinks per night or event to reduce potential health risks and ensure responsible behavior.
With 0.0.1.3 in mind, spread the word and let’s work together to make informed choices for a safer, healthier environment for everyone.