SANTA MARIA VALLEY
2175 South Bradley Road
Santa Maria, CA 93455
Tel: 805-346-1774
Fax: 805-621-5859
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Our Mission:  To partner with all members of the community to achieve resiliency against substance use, reductions in violence, and promote a healthy and safe environment for our youth and families.
Updated News on Local Social
Host Ordinance
Fines will be levied for hosting parties that allow minors to drink. Click here for more information on this local ordinance and what it means for you and your family.
Talk to your children and teenagers about drugs and alcohol, get advice and tips at: www.underagedrinking.samhsa.gov.
Santa Maria Valley Youth take a stand against drugs and alcohol. KCOY TV covers the story here.
Check Connect & Respect
Designed to help students stay connected to school and increase attendance.
Class Action
Based on a social-influences model for alcohol prevention.
Every 15 Minutes
A two-day school based program that challenges high school students to think about drinking, driving, personal safety and responsibility.
Parent Project
Strengthen student/parent relationships by learning effective communication skills.
Resolving Conflict Creatively
A unique approach to reducing conflict at the school level.
Safe Schools, Healthy Students
Increases school safety, reduces violence.
Youth Educational Class
Offered to youth who are struggling with drug use or behavioral issues. The class focuses on Peer Pressure, Gang Prevention, Goal Setting, and Drug and Alcohol Education.
Youth Involvement Group
Local students, who are motivated to take a stand against drugs and alcohol in their schools and community, seek other interested young people willing to make a committment to create positive change in our community.
 
 
Visit www.dontserveteens.gov for current information about California's laws on underage drinking.
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  • The economic impact of alcohol use in California is $38 billion annually in medical expenses, criminal justice, and lost productivity.
  • Approximately 9.3 percent of the state’s population are dependent on alcohol and drugs.
  • There were 3,867 alcohol-related deaths in California in 2006.
  • In Santa Barbara County 9.6% of all motor vehicle accidents were associated with alcohol or drug use, 34.8% of fatal motor vehicle accidents involved alcohol or drug use.
  • Deaths due to motor vehicle accidents in Santa Barbara County were much more common among male drivers 15-24 years of age.
  • Accidental drug overdose was the 3rd leading cause of death in the Santa Barbara County.
 
AA-NA Recovery Support Groups
Information on meetings at the following schools:Santa Maria, Righetti, Pioneer Valley, Fesler


Check our extensive listing of local individual and family services agencies at: Santa Maria Valley Area Agencies.
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Help the children, teens, and families in our community! Please check here for information on how you can make a contribution.
Who we are:
Links:
Partners
Santa Maria Youth and Family Center
Santa Maria Police Department
Guadalupe Police Department
Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Department
Santa Barbara County Probation Department
Santa Barbara County Education Department
Santa Barbara County Alcohol, Drug & Mental Health Services
University of California at Santa Barbara

Programs Supported By
U.S. Department of Education
U.S. Department of Justice
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Sign-up for our Parent Network Directory   Connect with other parents who have pledged to uphold the law and not host parties for young people where alcohol will be served.
Fighting Back Santa Maria Valley is a coalition of dedicated local political and business leaders, governmental and private service agencies, faith groups, youth and parents, who are all committed to serving the children, teens and families of Northern Santa Barbara County. Please explore our website to find out more about our many programs and resources. For more information contact us.