Megge Casique 2001-2007 Staff: 2011-present What have you been doing with your life since graduating from Youth2Youth? I graduated from UW-LaCrosse with a Bachelor’s Degree in Community Health Education. I did my preceptorship with Youth2Youth where I helped write the Drug Free Communities Grant. After Youth2Youth received the grant, I applied to work for the […] Read More >

Today, we’re joining with other public health organizations for a national call-in day to the White House. We need your help right now to urge President Obama to finalize common-sense rules for e-cigarettes, cigars, and hookah. At the moment, there’s no federal oversight of these products at all despite significant use by kids. After many delays, the FDA […] Read More >

CDC’s popular Tips from Former Smokers campaign really hits home with its graphic messages presented by former smokers who don’t sugar coat the consequences of smoking. The ad campaign ran for 3 months and has caused an estimated 100,000 smokers to quit. Funded by The Affordable Care Act, The Tips campaign spent only $480 per […] Read More >

When unneeded prescription drugs aren’t disposed of properly they can contaminate our drinking water, poison wildlife, or lead to prescription drug abuse when taken by someone they weren’t prescribed to. Here’s where you can safely dispose of Prescription drugs in Rock County Beloit Police Department 100 State St Open 24/7 Town of Beloit Police Department […] Read More >

Amber Ball 2009-2010 What have you been doing with your life since graduating from Youth2Youth? I graduated from UW-Whitewater with a BSE in early childhood education, receiving dual licensure in regular and special education for children birth through age 8. While in college I became a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated. I am […] Read More >

Each year, Youth2Youth 4 Change performs a scan to see how our city advertises alcohol and how youth are being exposed to alcohol propaganda. Watch to see what we found! Read More >