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What is Weber CTC?Weber CTC is a coalition focused on preventing youth substance use and supporting mental health in Weber County, Utah. It operates within the Weber School District boundaries and involves diverse community members​ Our Mission: The Weber CTC's mission is to strengthen youth, families, and our community by prioritizing underage substance use prevention and mental health promotion.
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Who can join Weber CTC?Anyone who wants to help! The invitation to work with the coalition is extended to all who live in the Weber Cone, (Eden, Liberty, Huntsville, North Ogden, Pleasant View & Harrisville). If you care about supporting youth and mental health, you’re welcome to be part of it.
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What does "Communities That Care" mean?Communities That Care is a proven method for making positive changes in local communities. Developed by researchers at the University of Washington, this approach helps towns and schools create programs that actually work to reduce substance use and improve mental health. Learn More >
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What cities does Weber CTC serve?The Weber CTC serves the Weber Cone area, including Eden, Liberty, Harrisville, Huntsville, North Ogden, and Pleasant View​. All surrounding cities that feed into Weber High School.
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How is Weber CTC funded?Funding for Weber Communities That Care (CTC) is derived from a combination of strategic partnerships, community donations, and support from esteemed organizations such as United Way of Northern Utah and Weber Human Services. Additionally, a significant portion of funding comes from federal and state grants. These resources are meticulously allocated to support meetings, training programs, and community events designed to strengthen and enhance the well-being of our community.
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What does Weber CTC offer for youth?We team up with schools and community groups to run programs that boost confidence, build leadership skills, and help teens succeed. Whether it’s leadership training, self-esteem workshops, or community events, we’re here to support and empower young people. (learn how to advocate for policies that support mental health and against substance abuse.) (Offering youth applicable skills in leadership, training, and communication. Planning activities, graphic design and service opportunities.)
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