It really does take a village to raise a child

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It really does take a village to raise a child Planet Youth originated in Iceland over 20 years ago. The Icelandic Solution > Youth in Iceland > Youth in Europe > Planet Youth In the pamphlet included in your package you will see how that Iceland used this approach to reduce youth substance use It really does take a village to raise a child

HOW IT STARTED Planet Youth - Highlights pioneered in Iceland more than 20 years ago reduced youth substance use from 48% to less than 5% now being adopted in more than 40 countries worldwide HOW IT STARTED It will take COURAGE and the INVESTMENT of MONEY, RESOURSES and SHARED KNOWLEDGE

A new approach needs to be embraced “Just Say No” Talking Punishing Threatening Ignoring A new approach needs to be embraced WHAT DOESN’T WORK

Given the alarming increase  in our communities of overdoses and fatalities related to drugs, especially opioids and fentanyl …. An Approach that is focused on PREVENTION This PROVEN prevention model is PLANET YOUTH WHAT IS PROVEN TO WORK Just say no approach does NOT work

February of 2017 a group of concerned stakeholders and some of the public started meeting to ask the question – Could the Icelandic solution work here in Lanark County? The MDS of Carleton Place endorsed the approach and presented it to the Lanark County and Town of Smiths Falls MDS Steering committee where it was decided to move forward. HOW WE STARTED We need your continued support of your Municipal Drug Strategy Committee. If yours has waned breath new life into it. LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW THIS ALL WORKS

WITH THE SUPPORT OF LEEDS, GRENVILLE AND LANARK DISTRICT HEALTH UNIT LANARK COUNTY AND TOWN OF SMITHS FALLS MUNICIPAL DRUG STRATEGY STEERING COMMITTEE INITIATIVE WITH THE SUPPORT OF LEEDS, GRENVILLE AND LANARK DISTRICT HEALTH UNIT And OPEN DOORS FOR LANARK CHILDREN AND YOUTH AND MANY STAKEHOLDERS IN THE COMMUNITY

Three Pillars of Success Evidence-based practice based on surveys of grade 10 students done through Planet Youth Community-based solutions approach from the ground up not top down based on survey results Creating and maintaining a dialogue between researchers, policy makers and practitioners Three Pillars of Success THESE ARE YOUTH DRIVEN INITIATIVES BASED ON THE RESULTS OF SURVEYS YOUTH CENTRES NEED TO BE PART OF THE DIALOGUE AT ALL LEVELS … COUNCIL, RECREATION, MENTAL HEALTH THE QUESTION WILL BE “HOW CAN WE BE PART OF THE SOLUTION” … WHATEVER THAT TURNS OUT TO BE BASED ON THE EVIDENCE A New Way to ENGAGE OUR “VILLAGE”

CREATING the DIALOGUE starts right here this room

KEY FACTORS Leisure Time School COLLECTIVELY YOU TOUCH EVERYONE OF THESE KEY FACTORS IN THE PREVENTION PILLAR

The Old Way Often the research is 2+ years old and no longer relevant Policy makers don’t get the current or sometimes even the correct information

The New Approach No more working in silos Researchers listen to the people which communicate to the policy makers and a this is continuous

IMPACTS experienced (and measured) in Iceland from 1999 – 2016 Substance use dropped from 48% - < 5% Bullying dropped 35.3% - 7.5% Theft dropped 31.6% - 13.9% Reductions were also noted in: Teen pregnancy Vandalism Homelessness What is the IMPACT?

FOR EVERY $1 INVESTED in PREVENTION $10 is SAVED in SOCIAL, CRIME and HEALTH COSTS -International Blue Cross What is the ROI? THIS WOULD MEAN MORE MONEY AVAILABLE FOR RECREATION PROGRAMS, COMMUNITY BASED EVENTS ALWAYS FOCUSED ON THE EVIDENCE.

There is No Silver Bullet! This NOT a “program” It is an APPROACH Totally driven by the data results The data comes directly from the youth. The data is current and relevant to what is happening now. This is a community building system to prevent substance use initiation and progression Evidence is used to create dialogue and formulate community solutions. It involves constant, ongoing communication and collaboration There is No Silver Bullet! There is no Guru There is no Manual that says this is what you do and all will be wonderful. This is Community Building at its best - Youth Groups in collaboration with other stakeholders. THIS IS NOT A QUICK FIX IT WILL TAKE TIME

SUPPORT AND ATTEND THE SPEAKER SERIES INFORMATION NIGHTS HELP PROMOTE THE SPEAKER SERIES EVENT TO GET AS MANY YOUNG PEOPLE AND THEIR PARENTS TO ATTEND. ENGAGE WITH US IN DEVELOPING PLANET YOUTH LANARK COUNTY WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU THERE IS AN EVENTBRITE REGISTRATION SEE HOW

COME HEAR WHAT HE HAS TO SAY! INFORMATION EVENTS WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28th 7 – 9 pm ALL NATIONS CHURCH 39 BRIDGE ST. CARLETON PLACE   THURSDAY NOVEMBER 29TH PERTH LEGION 26 BECKWITH ST. E. PERTH PLEASE REGISTER WITH EVENTBRITE Search It really does take a village Choose your date and location THE MAN KNOWS THIS STUFF! COME HEAR WHAT HE HAS TO SAY! Alfgeir Kristjansson, PhD, MSc Associate Professor, West Virginia University, School of Public Health, USA Senior Researcher, ICSRA, Reykjavik University, Iceland Please mark your calendar and plan to be at one of these events.