Name the moment.
Understand what is happening, recognize pressure or a barrier, and slow things down long enough to make a thoughtful choice.
Resources
Tools for youth,
families, and mentors.
This section is built to grow with the program. It can house printable guides, family conversation sheets, mentor tools, prevention resources, and school support materials.
A Growing Tool Library
Start with what matters today.
GROW resources are built around the moments young people and the adults who support them actually face: a hard choice, a goal that feels far away, a conversation that needs to happen, or a need for connection.
Find support.
Identify a trusted adult, peer, family member, school contact, or community resource that can help.
Take one next step.
Set a realistic goal, practice a useful skill, and build momentum through small wins.
Guide Collection
Practical support for real moments.
Each GROW guide is designed to be clear, encouraging, and easy to use. New tools will be added as they are ready.
Youth Development01
Strengths, belonging, and a next step
Three printable tools to help youth name what they do well, recognize their support system, and choose an attainable next step.
Youth02
Making a decision when everyone is watching
Three printable tools for recognizing pressure, pausing before a choice, and identifying someone you can contact for support.
Family03
Starting a conversation about drugs without shutting a teen down
Three caregiver tools for open conversations, clear boundaries, and ongoing support that stays connected.
School04
Simple academic reset plan
Three printable school-planning tools for regrouping, choosing goals, and connecting with an adult who can help.
Mentors05
Mentor conversation guide
Three structured mentor tools for youth-centered check-ins, goal review, and clear, healthy boundaries.
Looking for support now?Contact GROW to ask about program resources, mentorship, or community partnership opportunities.
CONTACT GROWResources on this site are educational. If a young person is in immediate danger or experiencing a medical or mental health emergency, contact local emergency services or an appropriate crisis resource.