Approximately 1 in 5 youth ages 12-17 are participating in substance use including alcohol, tobacco and cigarettes, and illicit drugs.

This camp is designed for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and their non-disabled buddies ages 13 and up.

The Health and Wellness Fairs provide primary and preventive health measures to increase health awareness in the community.

The theme this year is Social Justice and Trauma. This virtual symposium is free to all attendees, and CEUs will be given. 

The Health and Wellness Fairs provide primary and preventive health measures to increase health awareness in the community.

Enjoy family fun - music, gaming booths, health screenings, kid zone, law workshops, door prizes and more. 

September is Recovery Month! Join Family Connections as we discuss how families can – and do – recover together.

Enjoy Free health screenings, information about local resources and Drawings for Door Prizes and more!

Communication and conflict resolution skills are crucial for families with children with disabilities.

For the complete list of information and locations, visit the Mississippi Achievement School District website.