Advocate for yourself and others! Learn how to make decisions that are right for you, in and outside of school.

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Healthy Alternatives for Little Ones (HALO) is a 12-unit holistic health and substance abuse prevention curriculum for children ages 3-6 in child care settings. HALO is designed to address risk and protective factors for substance misuse and other health behaviors by providing children with information on healthy choices. The program aims to help children understand the complexities of "health" and "healthy choices" by putting these abstract concepts into concrete terms they can understand. In HALO, health is defined as "growing bigger, stronger, and better able to think."

The curriculum encourages healthy eating, exercise, and emotion recognition and educates children about the harmful effects of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs (ATOD) on the body. HALO provides learning opportunities for children through teacher- led, developmentally appropriate, and fun hands-on activities that involve educational songs, videos, group activities, and books. HALO achieves this goal by meeting the following objectives: children will, strengthen their sense of self or identity, increase acceptance of cultural diversity, practice communication skills, begin to recognize and understand feelings, learn about major internal organs and their functions, begin to recognize drugs in their various forms, obtain information about the harmful effects of drugs, learn safety precautions for medicines, practice techniques to reduce stress, learn that eating healthy and exercise is important to stay healthy.

Question? Please contact Julia Zabludovsky (jzabludovsky@cafsnj.org) or call 201-316-0193

Advocate for yourself and others! Learn how to make decisions that are right for you, in and outside of school.

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Healthy Alternatives for Little Ones (HALO) is a 12-unit holistic health and substance abuse prevention curriculum for children ages 3-6 in child care settings. HALO is designed to address risk and protective factors for substance misuse and other health behaviors by providing children with information on healthy choices. The program aims to help children understand the complexities of "health" and "healthy choices" by putting these abstract concepts into concrete terms they can understand. In HALO, health is defined as "growing bigger, stronger, and better able to think."

The curriculum encourages healthy eating, exercise, and emotion recognition and educates children about the harmful effects of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs (ATOD) on the body. HALO provides learning opportunities for children through teacher- led, developmentally appropriate, and fun hands-on activities that involve educational songs, videos, group activities, and books. HALO achieves this goal by meeting the following objectives: children will, strengthen their sense of self or identity, increase acceptance of cultural diversity, practice communication skills, begin to recognize and understand feelings, learn about major internal organs and their functions, begin to recognize drugs in their various forms, obtain information about the harmful effects of drugs, learn safety precautions for medicines, practice techniques to reduce stress, learn that eating healthy and exercise is important to stay healthy.

Question? Please contact Julia Zabludovsky (jzabludovsky@cafsnj.org) or call 201-316-0193

Little Sprouts utilizes the Health Alternatives for Little Ones Curriculum (HALO). It is a 12-week holistic health program designed for children ages 3-6. The program encourages healthy eating, exercise, and emotion recognition through fun hands-on activities, educational songs, and stories.

Register here: https://bccls.libcal.com/calendar/ridgefieldpark?cid=10325&t=m&d=0000-00-00&cal=10325&inc=0

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens program guides teens to expand and develop leadership principles to help with the tough choices they face daily. Through interactive activities, self-reflection, and discussion participants will build up their interpersonal skills and self-confidence to gain greater control of their lives. This program is open to Middle School aged students.

Register here: https://bccls.libcal.com/event/14056826

Question? Please contact Julia Zabludovsky (jzabludovsky@cafsnj.org) or call 201-316-0193

Attendance is mandatory for all sessions of six-week course.

Registration: Call 201-530-6756 or email info@agefriendlyteaneck with subject “Click & Zen”

This 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens program is for 13-17 year old girls to expand and develop leadership principles to help with the tough choices they face daily.

Each session focuses on a different skill practiced through activities and games and concludes with a craft to reinforce the habit.

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What is wellness? Join our free webinar to explore how to improve your well-being. Understand how to better care for yourself, and those you love.

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Advocate for yourself and others! Learn how to make decisions that are right for you, in and outside of school.

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Healthy Alternatives for Little Ones (HALO) is a 12-unit holistic health and substance abuse prevention curriculum for children ages 3-6 in child care settings. HALO is designed to address risk and protective factors for substance misuse and other health behaviors by providing children with information on healthy choices. The program aims to help children understand the complexities of "health" and "healthy choices" by putting these abstract concepts into concrete terms they can understand. In HALO, health is defined as "growing bigger, stronger, and better able to think."

The curriculum encourages healthy eating, exercise, and emotion recognition and educates children about the harmful effects of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs (ATOD) on the body. HALO provides learning opportunities for children through teacher- led, developmentally appropriate, and fun hands-on activities that involve educational songs, videos, group activities, and books. HALO achieves this goal by meeting the following objectives: children will, strengthen their sense of self or identity, increase acceptance of cultural diversity, practice communication skills, begin to recognize and understand feelings, learn about major internal organs and their functions, begin to recognize drugs in their various forms, obtain information about the harmful effects of drugs, learn safety precautions for medicines, practice techniques to reduce stress, learn that eating healthy and exercise is important to stay healthy.

Question? Please contact Julia Zabludovsky (jzabludovsky@cafsnj.org) or call 201-316-0193

This program utilizes puppets to help students learn various social-emotional life skills. In every session, the students are told a story using the Forest Friends Puppets covering the following topics: feelings and communication, honesty and trust, respect, self-image/self-esteem, decision making and diversity. After the story, a discussion and related activity follows.

Advocate for yourself and others! Learn how to make decisions that are right for you, in and outside of school.

Register here: https://cafs.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_03dDBd0WJdlTurY?fbclid=IwY2xjawH_h1dleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHTG-cYY34G_K8Iifom7-mWGtMlUqDZMDj0X9pFOK9jKkXGDhC9hLgnJoLw_aem_h6W7c7jHtENpe9yPySQQng

Healthy Alternatives for Little Ones (HALO) is a 12-unit holistic health and substance abuse prevention curriculum for children ages 3-6 in child care settings. HALO is designed to address risk and protective factors for substance misuse and other health behaviors by providing children with information on healthy choices. The program aims to help children understand the complexities of "health" and "healthy choices" by putting these abstract concepts into concrete terms they can understand. In HALO, health is defined as "growing bigger, stronger, and better able to think."

The curriculum encourages healthy eating, exercise, and emotion recognition and educates children about the harmful effects of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs (ATOD) on the body. HALO provides learning opportunities for children through teacher- led, developmentally appropriate, and fun hands-on activities that involve educational songs, videos, group activities, and books. HALO achieves this goal by meeting the following objectives: children will, strengthen their sense of self or identity, increase acceptance of cultural diversity, practice communication skills, begin to recognize and understand feelings, learn about major internal organs and their functions, begin to recognize drugs in their various forms, obtain information about the harmful effects of drugs, learn safety precautions for medicines, practice techniques to reduce stress, learn that eating healthy and exercise is important to stay healthy.

Question? Please contact Julia Zabludovsky (jzabludovsky@cafsnj.org) or call 201-316-0193

Little Sprouts utilizes the Health Alternatives for Little Ones Curriculum (HALO). It is a 12-week holistic health program designed for children ages 3-6. The program encourages healthy eating, exercise, and emotion recognition through fun hands-on activities, educational songs, and stories.

Register here: https://bccls.libcal.com/calendar/ridgefieldpark?cid=10325&t=m&d=0000-00-00&cal=10325&inc=0

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens program guides teens to expand and develop leadership principles to help with the tough choices they face daily. Through interactive activities, self-reflection, and discussion participants will build up their interpersonal skills and self-confidence to gain greater control of their lives. This program is open to Middle School aged students.

Register here: https://bccls.libcal.com/event/14056826

Question? Please contact Julia Zabludovsky (jzabludovsky@cafsnj.org) or call 201-316-0193

Attendance is mandatory for all sessions of six-week course.

Registration: Call 201-530-6756 or email info@agefriendlyteaneck with subject “Click & Zen”

This 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens program is for 13-17 year old girls to expand and develop leadership principles to help with the tough choices they face daily.

Each session focuses on a different skill practiced through activities and games and concludes with a craft to reinforce the habit.

Register here: https://cafs.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3kOB3wH09NP919Y

Advocate for yourself and others! Learn how to make decisions that are right for you, in and outside of school.

Register here: https://cafs.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_03dDBd0WJdlTurY?fbclid=IwY2xjawH_h1dleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHTG-cYY34G_K8Iifom7-mWGtMlUqDZMDj0X9pFOK9jKkXGDhC9hLgnJoLw_aem_h6W7c7jHtENpe9yPySQQng

Healthy Alternatives for Little Ones (HALO) is a 12-unit holistic health and substance abuse prevention curriculum for children ages 3-6 in child care settings. HALO is designed to address risk and protective factors for substance misuse and other health behaviors by providing children with information on healthy choices. The program aims to help children understand the complexities of "health" and "healthy choices" by putting these abstract concepts into concrete terms they can understand. In HALO, health is defined as "growing bigger, stronger, and better able to think."

The curriculum encourages healthy eating, exercise, and emotion recognition and educates children about the harmful effects of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs (ATOD) on the body. HALO provides learning opportunities for children through teacher- led, developmentally appropriate, and fun hands-on activities that involve educational songs, videos, group activities, and books. HALO achieves this goal by meeting the following objectives: children will, strengthen their sense of self or identity, increase acceptance of cultural diversity, practice communication skills, begin to recognize and understand feelings, learn about major internal organs and their functions, begin to recognize drugs in their various forms, obtain information about the harmful effects of drugs, learn safety precautions for medicines, practice techniques to reduce stress, learn that eating healthy and exercise is important to stay healthy.

Question? Please contact Julia Zabludovsky (jzabludovsky@cafsnj.org) or call 201-316-0193

This program utilizes puppets to help students learn various social-emotional life skills. In every session, the students are told a story using the Forest Friends Puppets covering the following topics: feelings and communication, honesty and trust, respect, self-image/self-esteem, decision making and diversity. After the story, a discussion and related activity follows.

Advocate for yourself and others! Learn how to make decisions that are right for you, in and outside of school.

Register here: https://cafs.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_03dDBd0WJdlTurY?fbclid=IwY2xjawH_h1dleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHTG-cYY34G_K8Iifom7-mWGtMlUqDZMDj0X9pFOK9jKkXGDhC9hLgnJoLw_aem_h6W7c7jHtENpe9yPySQQng

Healthy Alternatives for Little Ones (HALO) is a 12-unit holistic health and substance abuse prevention curriculum for children ages 3-6 in child care settings. HALO is designed to address risk and protective factors for substance misuse and other health behaviors by providing children with information on healthy choices. The program aims to help children understand the complexities of "health" and "healthy choices" by putting these abstract concepts into concrete terms they can understand. In HALO, health is defined as "growing bigger, stronger, and better able to think."

The curriculum encourages healthy eating, exercise, and emotion recognition and educates children about the harmful effects of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs (ATOD) on the body. HALO provides learning opportunities for children through teacher- led, developmentally appropriate, and fun hands-on activities that involve educational songs, videos, group activities, and books. HALO achieves this goal by meeting the following objectives: children will, strengthen their sense of self or identity, increase acceptance of cultural diversity, practice communication skills, begin to recognize and understand feelings, learn about major internal organs and their functions, begin to recognize drugs in their various forms, obtain information about the harmful effects of drugs, learn safety precautions for medicines, practice techniques to reduce stress, learn that eating healthy and exercise is important to stay healthy.

Question? Please contact Julia Zabludovsky (jzabludovsky@cafsnj.org) or call 201-316-0193

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens program guides teens to expand and develop leadership principles to help with the tough choices they face daily. Through interactive activities, self-reflection, and discussion participants will build up their interpersonal skills and self-confidence to gain greater control of their lives. This program is open to Middle School aged students.

Register here: https://bccls.libcal.com/event/14056826

Question? Please contact Julia Zabludovsky (jzabludovsky@cafsnj.org) or call 201-316-0193

Attendance is mandatory for all sessions of six-week course.

Registration: Call 201-530-6756 or email info@agefriendlyteaneck with subject “Click & Zen”

This 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens program is for 13-17 year old girls to expand and develop leadership principles to help with the tough choices they face daily.

Each session focuses on a different skill practiced through activities and games and concludes with a craft to reinforce the habit.

Register here: https://cafs.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3kOB3wH09NP919Y

Advocate for yourself and others! Learn how to make decisions that are right for you, in and outside of school.

Register here: https://cafs.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_03dDBd0WJdlTurY?fbclid=IwY2xjawH_h1dleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHTG-cYY34G_K8Iifom7-mWGtMlUqDZMDj0X9pFOK9jKkXGDhC9hLgnJoLw_aem_h6W7c7jHtENpe9yPySQQng

Healthy Alternatives for Little Ones (HALO) is a 12-unit holistic health and substance abuse prevention curriculum for children ages 3-6 in child care settings. HALO is designed to address risk and protective factors for substance misuse and other health behaviors by providing children with information on healthy choices. The program aims to help children understand the complexities of "health" and "healthy choices" by putting these abstract concepts into concrete terms they can understand. In HALO, health is defined as "growing bigger, stronger, and better able to think."

The curriculum encourages healthy eating, exercise, and emotion recognition and educates children about the harmful effects of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs (ATOD) on the body. HALO provides learning opportunities for children through teacher- led, developmentally appropriate, and fun hands-on activities that involve educational songs, videos, group activities, and books. HALO achieves this goal by meeting the following objectives: children will, strengthen their sense of self or identity, increase acceptance of cultural diversity, practice communication skills, begin to recognize and understand feelings, learn about major internal organs and their functions, begin to recognize drugs in their various forms, obtain information about the harmful effects of drugs, learn safety precautions for medicines, practice techniques to reduce stress, learn that eating healthy and exercise is important to stay healthy.

Question? Please contact Julia Zabludovsky (jzabludovsky@cafsnj.org) or call 201-316-0193

This program utilizes puppets to help students learn various social-emotional life skills. In every session, the students are told a story using the Forest Friends Puppets covering the following topics: feelings and communication, honesty and trust, respect, self-image/self-esteem, decision making and diversity. After the story, a discussion and related activity follows.

Advocate for yourself and others! Learn how to make decisions that are right for you, in and outside of school.

Register here: https://cafs.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_03dDBd0WJdlTurY?fbclid=IwY2xjawH_h1dleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHTG-cYY34G_K8Iifom7-mWGtMlUqDZMDj0X9pFOK9jKkXGDhC9hLgnJoLw_aem_h6W7c7jHtENpe9yPySQQng