Prime For Life Prime For Life is a substance intervention program that is used internationally. It uses tenets of motivational interviewing, connecting clients to their values, low-risk and high-risk behavior around substances (mostly alcohol), biological vs psychological factors. All this is enveloped in the program showing how their values are at risk around high-risk behavior with substances. From there, if the client decides to make a change, facilitators assist in creating a plan of action for change and support! These three or four group sessions will be held in the evenings, and will be 2 hours each, led by a trained facilitator. This program is for youth between 14-18 years old. To refer a youth, please fill out the referral form, or email Marcus Carter for more info: mcarter@mountainyouth.org . Referral Form

Valley's Voice Valley's Voice was started in September 2019. ​ Valley's Voice is a youth-led, adult-supported program hosted by Mountain Youth in which students across the valley use their voices to create positive change. Valley's Voice pays young adults to create passion projects and plan "for youth, by youth" events that address community problems affecting teens around the valley. The middle and high school executive boards provide input to community partners with their youth expertise and act as the leaders of the program. Valley's Voice came to fruition during the fall of 2019 through the combination of two youth leadership structures within Mountain Youth: The Youth Leadership Council and the Communities that Care Youth Advisors. Both of these student leadership opportunities were still based in adultism, where most of the work and final decisions made were by adults vs. the students themselves. Young adults have infinite amounts of creativity, ideas, opinions, and overall value to provide for any and every organization. Therefore, Valley's Voice was born as the completely youth-led and adult-supported program of Eagle County. At first, the program was offered only to 9th through 12th-grade students, but we expanded to include 6th through 8th graders in January of 2021. What Does Valley's Voice Do? Passion Projects Design, create and support Youth Passion Projects, which must fall under one or more of the 10 big ideas Read More Community Connect and positively interact with Community Partners who also work with youth or who would like to help youth Read More Youthapalooza Plan the Youthapalooza Conference where 6th-12th grade students may present on an issue or topic of interest to them and participate in youth workshops led by external community partners and stakeholders Read More Sign Up Here Passion Projects Valley's Voice Youth Recruit and Reward Media Enforcement Youth Executive Board Valley's Voice Testimonials Play Video Ruby Black ERYC Alumni Play Video Franklin Reilly ERYC Alumni Play Video Valley's Voice Watch Now Ruby Black ERYC Alumni Play Video Share Whole Channel This Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Share Sign in Close Franklin Reilly ERYC Alumni Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied

Board Of Directors Chris Rieder President Health Sector Chris is the Program Director of Mind Springs Health in Eagle County. He grew up near Chicago and went on to attend Colorado State University, obtaining a Bachelor of Science in 2004. Chris spent a couple years as a snowboard instructor and whitewater raft guide in the Eagle River Valley, before continuing his education at the University of Denver. There he received his Masters of Arts in Counseling Psychology and became a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). He has +++ read more Craig Westering Vice President ​ Law Enforcement Sector Craig Westering has been in law enforcement since 2005. Like many Vail Valley transplants, he came for “just a year” and has been here for 23 years and counting. Craig earned his bachelor’s in education and youth ministry in Chicago. A friend encouraged Craig to pursue a law enforcement career at that time, with the promise of merging his passion for helping people and his innate ability to see the best in everyone, even at their worst. Valentina Garcia-Gerdes Secretary ​Education Sector Valentina Garcia-Gerdes is filled with passion for children, nature, cultural diversity and community. Her family immigrated to the United States from Venezuela in 1980 and she spent her younger years in Bloomington, Indiana and Eden Prairie, Minnesota before moving to Colorado in 1996 to attend Western Colorado University in Gunnison. +++ read more Kevin Armitage Treasurer ​Business Sector Kevin is the Director of Residential Construction Lending for NBH Bank, a Bank Holding company that operates retail banks in five states in including in Colorado as Community Banks of Colorado. Kevin has spent his entire banking career in Eagle County beginning in 1999. Kevin obtained his Bachelor of Science in Business Economics from Miami University in Ohio and graduated from The Graduate +++ read more Lula Sandoval Finance Sector Lula moved to the Vail Valley from Mexico 23 years ago and she lives in Eagle with her husband and two kids. Lula found her desire to work with the youth in our community while being a coordinator for the youth group at St.Clare of Assisi Parish and is still an active volunteer. She is an Operations Officer for the Vail Valley Region at Alpine Bank. This has given her the opportunity to work as a hiring manager with the valley’s CareerWise Apprenticeship program for over 5 years +++ read more Alex Bratschie Health Sector Alexandra Bratschie is a local Certified Nurse Midwife and Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner with over a decade of experience who loves to call the mountains of Colorado her home. She received her Master of Science from Georgetown University, her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Johns Hopkins and her undergraduate degree in Integrative Physiology and Women’s Studies from the University of Colorado Boulder. +++ read more Chayanne Chavez Youth Sector I’m in 10th grade at Battle Mountain High School. Some of my hobbies and interests are hanging out with my friends and family, writing, learning about history, and travel. I’m motivated to be involved in the community because our community is forever changing and it can really affect the people that live there. I think it’s important if the people whom the changes affected had an opinion of if that was a change that needed to happen. Jocelyn Solis ​Family Sector Jocelyn Solis lives in Gypsum and is a proud parent of three children in preschool through middle school who attend St. Clare. Jocelyn has lived in the Valley since she was 10 years old. She is interested in mental health and addiction supports and increasing engagement of her Latino peers. Jocelyn has been an active member of St. Clare parish and has helped start a Spanish addiction support groups which now meets three times per week. Abby Wiens Education Sector I moved to Colorado in 1998 and have enjoyed living in small mountain towns ever since. I was a Middle School Art teacher for 13 years in Gunnison and the Vail Valley. I pursued my Principal License when I realized that my passion and dedication for public education could reach a greater impact in an administrative role. This is my third year as Assistant Principal for Eagle Valley High School in Gypsum. I am very passionate about my work as an administrator in helping create a positive school culture in which all students feel a sense +++ read more Rylee Sharkey Youth Sector Rylee Sharkey is a Junior at Eagle Valley High School. She loves to be involved and is a Captain of the Eagle Valley Girls Rugby Team, a state competitor on the Alpine Ski Team, President of the Green Team, and in the Theater program. In addition, she is enrolled in Pathways in Technology Early College High School through the Eagle County School District. She is on track to graduate next year with an Associate's Degree of Science with an emphasis on Environmental Sustainability through Colorado Mountain College. +++ read more Dustin Oakley ​ Law Enforcement Sector Dustin Oakley has been in Law Enforcement for 3 years in Colorado and 1 Year in North Idaho. He was a security officer in a middle school in Colorado Springs for 3 years. He enjoys all things outdoors; camping, hiking. He also played sports all throughout high school. While Deputy Oakley has been with Eagle County Sheriff’s Office, he has found his niche in traffic safety. He is an instructor in 3 topics for the Sheriff’s Office and is working on his 4th. He has recently stepped into the role of School Resource Officer for Eagle County Schools in 2021. Anna Glass Youth Sector Anna Glass is a junior at Battle Mountain High School and lives in Edwards with her parents, younger sister, and 2 dogs. Anna plays volleyball, basketball, and soccer for Battle Mountain, as well as plays volleyball for a local club volleyball team. Between activities, Anna works as a busser at Bob’s Place in Avon. In her free time, Anna enjoys spending time with her friends and family, reading, hiking, and baking. +++ read more Joel Barndt ​Business Sector Joel Barndt is a Vice President with FirstBank in Eagle County. He moved to Vail in 2014 after graduating from Rocky Mountain College in Billings, MT with his B.S. in Business Management and minors in Economics and Organizational Leadership. He is currently attending the Graduate School of Banking on the campus of the University of Wisconsin. He has previously served as a board member for the Red Ribbon Project and is currently working as a volunteer coach for the Vail Valley Eagles Basketball Club. Tom Pohl Community Sector Megan Vogt ​Mental Health & LGBTQ Sector Megan opened Megan Vogt Counseling in 2019 with a special focus on mental health for adolescent, LGBTQ+, and maternal populations. Prior to starting her private practice, Megan was the school-based mental health counselor for Mind Springs Health. The Colorado native has a Masters in Counseling Psychology from Pacific University and her Bachelors in English Literature and Women's Studies from Colorado State University. Beyond the office, +++ read more Paige Asbury Youth Sector Paige joined the board in 2024. A student at Battle Mountain High School, she competes in Ski Race while also playing tennis for Vail Christian High School. In her free time she likes to read and stay active on the mountain and in the water. She has a twin and a dog named Zoe at home, and has lived in Vail for almost 4 years. When she's not busy with school and sports, Paige also works for Education Foundation of Eagle County. Victor Lopez ​Youth Sector Bio Coming Soon Caspian Covarrubias-Walker ​Youth Sector Caspian join the board in 2024. He was born in Atlanta and moved to our beautiful community when he was 3 years old. He comes from a multicultural family and loves to spend time practicing Spanish with his cousins in Chile. +++Read more

LGBTQ+ Based on the saddening disparities in local LGBTQ+ youth, especially around mental health, suicide and substance use, community partners came together to create Eagle County GSA (Gender Straight Alliance). GSA has filed as a Colorado Mountain College student group and is open to community members of any age, affiliation, and identity. Please follow the Eagle County GSA and view the 2017 Eagle County Healthy Kids Colorado Survey here . ​ “It’s pretty ironic that the so-called ‘least advantaged’ people are the ones taking the lead in trying to protect all of us and improve society, while the richest and most powerful among us are the ones who are trying to drive the society to destructive and unjust ends.” -Noam Chomsky, presented by Dr. Mercedes Quesada-Embid during a recent GSA meeting as a conversation springboard. June 30th the last day of pride Mountain Youth held the first LGBTQ+ Pride Panel. The goal of the panel was to spend the last day of Pride month celebrating the diversity of our community through a virtual LGBTQ+ educational panel. Members of Eagle County shared their experience with sexual orientation and gender identity. The group spent time sharing their experience as well as giving advice to others in the community. Stay tuned for more LGBTQ+ events. Local School-Based Supports Eagle Valley High School SPICE (Students Promoting Inclusion & Civic Engagement), led by Ms. Shapiro Battle Mountain High School, Gay Straight Alliance, led by Kimberly Nelson Eagle Valley Middle School Gender, and Sexualtity Alliance, led by Ms. Nosal Questioning: Am I Gay? Lesbian? Bi? Trans? Queer? You are not alone. Off to College? Scholarship Resources Gender Spectrum 510.788.4412 Rape Crisis Hotline 303.322.7273 Peer Listening Line Fenway LGBT Peer Help Line 800.399.7337 Trans Lifeline 877.565.8860 Trans-Youth Education & Support (TYES) of Colorado 720.443.7708 Envision : You Colorado LGBTQ+ Mental Health & Substance Use Disorder Initiative 24-Hour Support Nationwide Teen Line 310.855.4673, Text: 839863 Colorado Crisis Services 844.493.8255 Text: 38255 The Trevor Project 866.488.7386 Mind Springs Health 888.207.4004 SpeakUp ReachOut 800.273.8255 Samaritan Counseling Center 970.926.8558 HRC Database Fastweb

Life Skills For Students Together we are stronger. It’s with this creed, that PEER and Mountain Youth teamed up to provide in-school programs that address prevention, teach critical life skills, resilience and healthy communication and behaviors. In other words, we’re working together to provide the best opportunities for young people to succeed at school, at home and in their lives, ultimately creating greater impact for youth in our community. Project Alert Delivered to seventh graders, Project Alert addresses the pro-drug mindset of today’s teens and effectively increases their likelihood to remain drug free. The best part of this 12-hour program is the discussion that follows. Students are eager for information and are engaged in their learning. We offer judgement-free answers and real life role playing to help young people avoid drugs. Almost 200 students participate in this substance use prevention. Botvin Lifeskills Training Young people are curious. It’s when their curiosity enters unsafe territory — drinking, smoking, marijuana use — that we want to provide them the skills to make healthy choices. This K to 12 program was offered by Red Ribbon Project in middle schools for many years. Mountain Youth expanded the program so every elementary and high school is able to participate, for a more effective continuum of services. This substance use prevention program is proven to reduce the risks associated with initiation of the use of alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, violence and other risky behaviors. We role play with young people, helping them negotiate challenging situations — and provide them with a safe place to turn when they have questions. ​ Contact Stevi Bratschie, Community Education Manager with questions.

youth /yo͞oTH/ noun: youth; plural noun: youths the period between childhood and adult age; anyone between the ages of 9 and 25. About Us Mountain Youth continues to make a positive impact on young people’s lives. Learn about the Healthy Kids Colorado Survey the largest data assessment effort administered biennially to middle and high school students, and the "Be Your Best U." Social Norms campaign. Are you a young person passionate about making change? Learn more about Valley's Voice . Parents, caregivers and trusted adults are invited to join the conversation through Eat Chat Parent . Take a minute to learn how we all work together, because you are not alone. Need to know more about Graduated Drivers Licensing Laws in English and Spanish, watch our GDL presentations on our Safe Driving Page . ​ All of our work embodies empowering youth to thrive! UPCOMING EVENTS Cake Boss- Decorating! Tue, Apr 30 Mountain Youth Eagle Office Apr 30, 2024, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM Mountain Youth Eagle Office, 700 Chambers Ave, Eagle, CO 81631, USA Apr 30, 2024, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM Mountain Youth Eagle Office, 700 Chambers Ave, Eagle, CO 81631, USA Bring your creativity (and your sweet tooth!). Teams of 4 will take on a blank cake and fight to have the best design based off of a theme. Prize for top team! RSVP Multiple Dates June Yoga Series Thu, Jun 06 Avon Jun 06, 2024, 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM Avon, 414 W Beaver Creek Blvd, Avon, CO 81620, USA Jun 06, 2024, 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM Avon, 414 W Beaver Creek Blvd, Avon, CO 81620, USA A free, bilingual, family friendly yoga series at Nottingham park every Thursday in June. RSVP Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion training for youth-serving professionals Thu, Jun 20 Edwards Jun 20, 2024, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Edwards, 1121 Miller Ranch Rd, Edwards, CO 81632, USA Jun 20, 2024, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Edwards, 1121 Miller Ranch Rd, Edwards, CO 81632, USA An overview of diversity, equity and inclusion terms, empathy vs. sympathy, power and privilege and the importance of accountability and action. RSVP UPCOMING EVENTS

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Eagle County: Whe re Youth Thrive! History Communities That Care (CTC) guides communities through a proven five-phase change process. Using prevention science as its base, CTC promotes healthy youth development, improves youth outcomes, and reduces problem behaviors. Communities that follow the process have been shown to not only reduce risk factors- those characteristics that may increase the likelihood of negative outcomes, but to also increase their protective factors- those characteristics that may lower the likelihood of negative outcomes. In 2016 the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment (CDPHE) provided funding to local communities to bring in the CTC process, and the Eagle River Valley was one of those communities. Since that time, this collective impact group has become the Mountain Youth Community That Cares Coalition, which has continued to grow its collaborative efforts, partnering with communities to help our youth thrive! ​ Process The Communities That Care process occurs in 5 phases. ​ ​ Communities That Care in Eagle County has moved through all five phases of CTC over the years, and is now back to Phase 4 of the process again. During our recent Phase 3 work, specific environmental strategies were selected in order to respond to prioritized risk and protective factors that arose from the data for Eagle County. ​ Risk Factors The identified risk factors are: Perception of the Availability of Substances (for all ages) Community Laws and Norms which are favorable towards Substance Abuse Favorable Youth attitudes towards Substance use ​ Protective Factors The identified protective f actors are: Opp ortunities and Rewards for Prosocial Involvement in the community at school at home ​ Community Strategies At th e end of Phase 4, specific outcomes for each strategy were determined and sub-goals were crafted. These are: Strategy: Prevent substance abuse and access through new policies, practices and education Outcome Goal : By 2028, Mountain Youth Communities That Care Coalition will increase knowledge about, and support for, policies, practices and perceptions which prevent substance misuse and youth access to substances. Strategy: Recruit and Reward Youth Participation in Community Coalitions Outcome Goal : By September of 2024, we will see an increase in the number of youth serving in shared leadership and decision-making roles within our community. ​ For additional resources, information can be accessed at: General Communities That Care information: https://www.communitiesthatcare.net/ ​ Open to Youth 25 Years Old and Younger Guidelines Download Entry Form Abierto a jóvenes de 25 años y menos. Directrices Formulario de entrada digital descagar CTC meetings are a great place to get to know others in our community We love all the youth that attend our meetings!

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tu guía | Your guide Tu Guía / Your Guide is a youth-led and adult-supported program of Mountain Youth that started in May of 2020. It is for local high school and college students to tutor elementary students from all K-5th schools in Eagle County who may need academic assistance. Tutors create the academic lessons based on the students' needs with a component of social-emotional curriculum. The goal is to individually increase these students' academic levels. In addition, tutors are also working to assist the students' parents in learning how to do this work with their kids on their own in the future. It is a generational program, which makes it unique from other tutoring programs. ​ Become a Tutor Work on social-emotional learning with 1-3 elementary students for one hour a week + one hour of lesson planning a week ​ GET PAID $15 AN HOUR APPLY Sign Up For Tutoring Parents and/or teachers can refer students to Tu Guia. There is an online application that needs to be completed as well as a permission slip that needs to be signed. GET SUPPORT Multiple Dates Aprendiendo Juntos Para Padres De Familia Forma de Pensar Fri, Jan 14 Facebook Live Jan 14, 2022, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM Facebook Live Jan 14, 2022, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM Facebook Live Estas sesiones proporcionarán a los padres estrategias y técnicas sobre cómo ayudar a sus hijos en la vida y en sus académicos de maneras eficaces. Los padres también adquirirán maneras de ayudar a su propia salud mental y a la de su hijo. Details

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Eat Chat connect Eat Chat Connect (ECC) is integral in creating a better community for all through open dialog and tackling tough topics. Through community conversations, the Parent Advisory Council, and information from the Healthy Kids Colorado Survey , we create a robust offering of two-generation learning seminars. Because of your support, Eat Chat Parent received the Vail Valley Partnership Community Impact Award in 2019. Mountain Youth partners with Eagle Valley Behavioral Health to sponsor community talks throughout the year. ECC encourages open conversation between parents, older siblings, and experts on relevant topics. Parents and children in fifth grade and up are invited to attend these panel discussions with professional speakers to share and learn new skills for more effective parenting and discover available resources. Please join us for these important discussions. ​ Contact Stevi Bratschie, Community Education Manager with questions. Play Video Play Video 01:19:11 A Conversation on Identity, Inclusion, & Diversity in Sports Join No. 1 New York Times bestselling author, Kate Fagan, for a conversation about the pressures of growing up LGBTQ+ in sports. It’s hard enough coming out, but playing basketball for a nationally ranked school and trying to figure out your sexual identity in the closeted and paranoid world of big-time college sports—that’s a challenge. Listen as Kate shares her struggles as a high-performance athlete and how identity has played a role in her career at ESPN and as an award-winning author. Learn how to make the world easier for our kids to take the first step toward embracing their true selves. Recorded and produced by High Five Access Media https://www.highfivemedia.org/ Play Video Play Video 01:24:45 Eat Chat Parent | Helping Kids with Anxiety: Develop Family Strategies 𝐎𝐧𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐟𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐝𝐫𝐞𝐧 will | experience some level of clinical anxiety by the time they hit adolescence. 𝐃𝐫. 𝐂𝐲𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐬 from the 𝐔𝐧𝐢𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐨𝐟 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐨𝐫𝐚𝐝𝐨 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝐃𝐞𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐂𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫, as he offers parents tools to help with anxiety reduction and tips to teach parents how to spot anxiety and learn when to get help. Presented by Mountain Youth & Eagle Valley Behavioral Health. Play Video Play Video 01:32:29 Eat Chat Parent | Pain: Influencing Our Thoughts & Behaviors As parents, your own language and coping strategies for dealing with pain create a foundation for your child’s relationship with pain. This panel presentation will improve participants’ understanding of pain and provide strategies to help parents and children understand, manage, and express pain. Panelists include: - Performance Optimization Psychologist Dr. Harlan Austin ​- Howard Head Sports Medicine Pain Neuroscience Specialist Brittney Huntimer ​- Howard Head Sports Medicine Pediatric PT Specialist Kristin Thomas Play Video Play Video 01:29:34 The Power of Showing Up | Eat Chat Parent Parenting is not easy. Showing up for your children can be challenging, but it doesn’t require a lot of time, energy or money. Join bestselling author, Tina Payne Bryson, as she explains how showing up means offering a quality of presence. Tina will offer a positive and hopeful message to parents with usable tips for showing up for our children in the best possible way. Tina Payne Bryson, Ph.D. is the co-author of two New York Times bestsellers, The Whole-Brain Child and No-Drama Discipline. She is the founder of the Center for Connection and a licensed clinical social worker, specializing in pediatric and adolescent psychotherapy. Dr. Bryson earned her Ph.D. from the University of Southern California and lives in Los Angeles with her husband and three children. Play Video Play Video 01:15:00 Eat Chat Parent - What is Your Child Watching Online? Do you know where your kids are exploring online? Do you think your kids are too young? Think again, they are not and are being inundated. Three simple steps to change the cycle: Educate, Empower, and Inspire. Together we can accomplish anything, the future generations are depending on us to educate ourselves to support our children Dr. Lisa Strohman is a world-renowned author, psychologist, lawyer and founder of Digital Citizen Academy. Kala Bettis is Eagle Valley Behavioral Health’s outreach operation manager and a school counselor at Battle Mountain High School. Play Video Play Video 01:25:47 Eat Chat Parent - Parenting in a Pandemic with Dr. Laura Markham Parenting is tough, but parenting in a pandemic can be tougher. Parents struggle to set limits around remote learning and screen time. Siblings squabble, parents yell, and everyone gets on each other’s nerves. In this talk, Dr. Laura Markham will help parents focus on solutions that will keep families connected, support parents to stay more calm, and help the entire family emerge from this tough time with more resilience and closeness. Play Video Play Video 01:10:58 October 2020 Eat Chat Parent - Break Free From Stress Mountain Youth is lightening the load of stress with October’s Eat Chat Parent workshop, presented by Eagle Valley Behavioral Health and Vail Health. Alex Yannacone, director of community programs at the Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Depression Center, will return to Eagle County, virtually of course, to help teach families ways to cope with stress. Questions? Amy Baker: abaker@mountainyouth.org Mountain Youth está aliviando la carga de estrés con el taller Eat Chat Parent de octubre, presentado por Eagle Valley Behavioral Health y Vail Health. Alex Yannacone, director de programas comunitarios en el Centro de Depresión Helen y Arthur E. Johnson, regresará al condado de Eagle, virtualmente por supuesto, para ayudar a enseñar a las familias formas de lidiar con el estrés. 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