LowCountry Alliance for Healthy Youth (LCAHY) participated in Belk’s Charity Event through the Hilton Head Island store. LCAHY sold $5 Belk Charity Event coupons to guests and in return guests received $5 off their purchase and 25% off luxury name brand items and received additional discounts by downloading the Belk App. Guests also had the opportunity to purchase a $2 raffle ticket from LCAHY for the opportunity to win a $40 Serg Restaurant gift card. LCAHY raised about $200

The LowCountry Alliance for Healthy Youth (LCAHY) honored the youth coalition, Teens for Healthy Youth (THY), during LCAHY’s annual recognition ceremony. About 82 Teens for Healthy Youth members and their families attended the celebration. On behalf of LCAHY, Teens for Healthy Youth Advisors presented their respective THY members a certificate of recognition from LCAHY and a $20 gift card as a token of appreciation for their efforts. Jim Berl, long-time board member, recogni

Teens for Healthy Youth (THY) members at Cross Schools participated in a school-wide Club Showcase, creating a meaningful opportunity to engage with students and families across grades 4 through 12. With enthusiasm and confidence, THY members shared the mission and vision of Teens for Healthy Youth. They emphasized empowering youth through peer-to-peer education. Throughout the event, students took the lead in explaining the purpose and impact of THY, emphasizing the importan

LowCountry Alliance for Healthy Youth (LCAHY) Program Director and Youth Coordinator presented to 100 Men and 100 Women Hilton Head during their Quarterly Meeting at Sea Pines Country Club. LCAHY was one of three local organizations chosen to present their needs to members of 100 Men and Women of Hilton Head. LCAHY was initially added to One Hundred Men and Women of Hilton Head’s “Charities Under Consideration” by long-time LCAHY board member David Martin, LCAHY’s Business Se

During Alcohol Awareness Month and prom season Teens for Healthy Youth (THY) members educated their peers on the dangers and risks of teen alcohol use. THY members at May River High School created a bulletin board to encourage their peers to make healthy and safe decisions during prom. They also gave information to students about the risks of teen alcohol use with prom tickets. THY at Hilton Head High made a bulletin board to promote safe and sober driving among their peers.

Teens for Healthy Youth (THY)Cross Schools recently hosted a powerful and impactful DUI Experience and Prom Promise event for the juniors and seniors, reinforcing the importance of making safe and healthy choices, especially during milestone events like prom. In partnership with Nexxus Care of Beaufort County, approximately 60 students participated in an interactive, hands-on DUI simulation. Using “drunk goggles” to replicate the effects of alcohol impairment, students attemp