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Stop Underage Drinking

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Talk To Your Teenagers About Underage Drinking

Talking with young people about underage drinking doesn’t have to be awkward. Are you looking for help to Start the Conversation about underage drinking? Show your support and open the lines of communication today. We’ve got your back.

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The Truth About Underage Drinking

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of 14- to 15-year-olds reported having already had their first drink.1
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million 12 to 20-year-olds reported using alcohol in the past month.2
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of underage females reported drinking alcohol in the past month.3
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of all fatal teen crashes in North Carolina involved alcohol in 2021.4
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of middle schoolers have driven with a driver under the influence.5

Learn more about the dangers of underage drinking and its effects on the adolescent brain

Recognize The Signs

Concerned that a young person you know is drinking underage? We can help you identify the warning signs and determine the next best steps to provide the support they need.

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What You Can Do

If you’ve spotted the warning signs of underage drinking in a young person you know, now’s the time to take action. Whether it’s understanding the risks, sharing the research, or simply needing somewhere to start – we can help!

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Preventing Underage Drinking Is A Job for Everyone

Preventing underage drinking is important work that requires commitment from the entire North Carolina community. Through the Talk it Out NC campaign, we communicate the dangers of underage and teen drinking, and provide tools and resources that help coaches, educators, faith leaders, and the rest of our NC parenting community discuss the topic with young people they influence.

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Talk it Out NC Guides Families Through Dangers of Underage Drinking During National Impaired Driving Prevention Month

November 27, 2024|

Statewide Initiative Shows Parents How to Start The Conversation About Teenage Alcohol Misuse    RALEIGH, N.C. – (December 2, 2024) – [...]

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