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Too Good for Drugs


Wellness Fest Invites Local Artist & Creatives to Showcase Talent as Healthy Alternatives to Substance Use
Calling local artists and creatives!
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5 hours ago2 min read


Wellness Fest Seeks Community Partners to Promote Prevention and Whole-Community Wellness
Calling local agencies, nonprofits, healthcare providers, business, community organizations, artists...
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6 days ago1 min read


Life Education Center Connects with Families at Bradley Strong Night
Bradley Strong Night a Huge Success
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Feb 41 min read


Helping Teens Build Healthy Coping Skills for Stress: A Guide for Parents
Normalize stress, model healthy coping skills, encourage positivity ...
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Jan 292 min read


What Parents Should Know: Eating Disorders and Substance Use
Parents play a powerful role in prevention... eating disorders and substance use disorders often occur together.
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Jan 262 min read


A New Year of Healthy Choices: Life Education Center Heads Back to School!
As we begin 2026, the Life Education Center team is excited to continue its mission of promoting health, wellness, and safe choices among students across Kankakee and Iroquois Counties. For more than three decades, our educators have partnered with local schools to deliver engaging, age-appropriate lessons that help nearly 10,000 kindergarten through high school students each year build the skills they need to thrive physically, mentally, and socially. In the coming months, L
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Jan 143 min read


Be Present this Holiday Season
The holidays arrive quickly—filled with lights, music, gatherings, and long to-do lists. In the rush, it can be easy to forget that the most meaningful gift we give our children is not something wrapped under the tree, but our presence. Children of all ages—toddlers, teens, and even young adults—benefit when parents slow down and truly engage with them during the holidays. Being present does not require elaborate plans or expensive outings. It means listening, participating,
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Dec 17, 20252 min read


Red Ribbon Week: Honoring a Hero
Students and citizens across the United States observe Red Ribbon Week in their schools and communities. During this week, students learn about living drug free, about the effects of drugs on their bodies and about the health benefits of living a drug free lifestyle. Oftentimes during Red Ribbon Week, students take and renew pledges to live drug free lives while learning how to help their friends and families make good choices about drugs. Everyday citizens also participate
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Oct 27, 20252 min read


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Jan 23, 20250 min read
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