Georgia Alcohol Initiative

The Georgia Alcohol Initiative is funded by the Department of Behavioral Health & Development (D.B.H.D.D.). The Georgia Alcohol Initiative is an initiative that is designed to address the issue(s) of youth underage drinking within the local communities in which we serve throughout the state of Georgia. 

The Georgia Alcohol Initiative targets three main goals which are: 
  1. Reduce the early onset of alcohol use among 9 - 20 year olds
  2. Reduce access to alcohol and binge drinking among 9 - 20 year olds
  3. Reduce binge and heavy drinking among 18 - 25 year olds

Lei Off drugs & alcohol luau

Updated February 13, 2015
Updated February 13, 2015

tailgating party for prevention

Event held Friday, September 6, 2013 at Jones County High School before the Jones vs. Mary Person game.

jones county community health fair 2013

Held Monday, June 3, 2013

messages to the public

Thoughts to take action in regards to alcohol prevention.

Shock & trauma demonstration

Live demonstration showcasing the effects of youth underage drinking. 
The event was held Wednesday, April 10, 2013 at Jones County High School.

"Plant a Seed for Positive Growth"

Community garden event held on Saturday, April 6, 2013 in the Jones County community.

Family Fun Day in Prevention

Pictures from the Family Fun Day in Prevention, held September 15, 2012.