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More than 300 students and parents attended a College and Career Fair at Zachary High School on Sept. 12, and members of CAHS’ Prevention Team
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More than 300 students and parents attended a College and Career Fair at Zachary High School on Sept. 12, and members of CAHS’ Prevention Team

Southern University and LSU played in a highly anticipated game, Sept. 10, and CAHS was part of the broadcasts on KQXL 106.5 and 98.1 “The

Individuals know to call 911 for emergencies, and now they can call 988 to speak with trained specialists for mental health crisis intervention and suicide

“In 2015, life took a turn, and that turn changed my life because I lost my middle son (Brian) to a heroin overdose,” says CAHS

CAHS’ Prevention staff visited with more than 100 attendees at a recent “Heal the Block” event, providing information about the opioid epidemic and distributing Narcan

Kudos to CAHS’ Prevention Division and Taylor Media for the “Caution on Alcohol Consumption” video ad that recently won second place in the National Federation

Child Psychologist Bryan Gros, PhD, of CAHS’ Children’s Behavioral Health Services, shares back-to-school tips to help parents and students. Dr. Gros recommends establishing a good

Coinciding with the start of the new school year, parents and students enjoyed the 16th annual Gardere Initiative “Back-to-School Extravaganza,” held Aug. 6, at BREC’s

CAHS staff representing several departments, including Louisiana Spirit, School Based Behavioral Health Services, and Gambling Recovery Services, participated in the “Ascension 4 YOUth FEST” in

Employees of CAHS participated recently in Priority Care’s “Back to School Bash” at BREC’s Anna T. Jordan Community Park. CAHS staff provided educational materials about