Applications for the 2025-2026 school year are now open!

Applications are due no later than May 21, 2025.

Click Here To apply!  https://teensfortomorrow.clark.wa.gov/apply.html

Who We Are

Teens For Tomorrow is a group of Clark County youth, ages 12 to 18, working to prevent youth substance use in our community. We want to be a part of the solution for preventing addiction and improving mental health in our generation and in our community, using our own words and in our own way. 

We all joined this program for different reasons. Some of us joined because we were worried about vaping trends, and some of us joined because someone we care about or we ourselves have struggled with substance use and we want to make change. For us, change looks like creating a safe space for people our age to talk about drug and alcohol prevention, collaborate with other community organizations, share accurate information and resources, and figure out together what we want our future to look like and how we can make it happen. Youth voice is valued here and our community sees us as key leaders in youth substance prevention.

What We Do

We work to encourage healthy behavior, build resilience, provide coping resources and support to youth in our community. However, within our prevention work, TFT creates connections and bonds with those we impact, and we demonstrate how connection is the best prevention. We do this by:

• Promoting awareness through outreach and educational programs, while serving as a resource for our peers at school and/or one-on-one
• Advising various community organizations on how to best prevent youth substance use in our community
• Supporting programs and policies that minimize youth substance use 

To get to know us better, download free resources, or learn more about our projects, visit our youth-created website: https://teensfortomorrow.clark.wa.gov/

Check out our Instagram @TeensForTomorrowClarkCounty to support our prevention messaging and further engage with Teens for Tomorrow!

For more information, contact:

Alaina Green
Clark County Prevention Specialist
Teens for Tomorrow Program Coordinator
Phone: 564.397.5841