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Small Talks Campaign from Wisconsin Department of Health Services

How Wisconsin prevents underage drinking

Why should you talk to kids about alcohol? Underage drinking is a real problem in Wisconsin, and it starts earlier and can be more dangerous than you might think. But parents, loved ones, and other caring adults can make a real difference. All you have to do is talk. That’s right. Having small, casual conversations with kids, starting around age eight, can help prevent underage drinking.

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Get the Facts on Underage Drinking
Start Talking, It Makes a Difference
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Do More Than Talk, Take Action
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Join our community coalition in the fight to prevent underage drinking and substance abuse. “End Underage Drinking. It Takes a Village” is more than a campaign—it’s a commitment to protecting our youth through education, support, and collaboration. Discover resources, get involved, and learn how together, we can make a difference in building a safer, healthier future for everyone.

Portage County Alcohol Use Data

Partnering together as a community.

​© 2024 by members of the Portage County Partnership for Prevention Prevention

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