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Layton High School's teen center fights food insecurity, earns Smith's Zero Hunger Hero Award (opens the original)
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LAYTON, Utah — Layton High School's Teen Connection Center is working to make sure no student goes hungry — and the effort has earned the school recognition from Smith's Zero Hunger Hero program. The center is a safe space on campus where students can connect with resources including counseling, laundry facilities, and a food pantry that serves students and their families. Principal Corby Eason was an administrative intern at Layton High School in 2020 when he was tasked with helping design the
Navigating the blood shortage: A Utah doctor shares what it means and how you can help (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — A national blood supply crisis has been declared for only the second time in history. Here is what it means for Utah patients and how you can help. The American Red Cross declared a national blood supply crisis after blood donations fell to a four-year low this summer. It marks only the second time in history a national shortage has been declared. The shortage is already affecting patients across the country — and in Utah, the impact is real. Blood is needed in the U.S. on avera
Utah doctor explains how to help kids stay healthy as school starts (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — As kids head back to school, there are several things parents can do to make sure their children start the school year on a healthy note. Dr. Mike Woodruff, executive medical director of Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah, shared four tips to help families navigate the transition back to the classroom. Getting kids back on a consistent sleep schedule is one of the most important things parents can do before school starts, Woodruff said. "Kids need about nine to 11 hours of sle
D.A.R.E. evolves its drug prevention curriculum to address new youth challenges (opens the original)
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Police officers and school resource officers from states across the region — including Utah, California, Idaho and Colorado — recently completed an intensive two-week, 80-hour D.A.R.E. training designed to prepare them to deliver updated drug prevention education and decision-making skills to students as young as kindergarten. D.A.R.E., which stood for Drug Abuse Resistance Education when it was created in 1983, has significantly evolved. It now means Define, Assess, Respond and Evaluate, with a
Partnership between firefighters & social workers aims to break cycle of overdoses, repeat 911 calls (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — The Salt Lake City Fire Department is one of only about 1% of fire departments in the country running a program that embeds social workers directly with paramedics and firefighters to respond to 911 calls involving a wide variety of issues, including mental health crises and drug overdoses. The program, called the Community Health Access Team — or CHAT — has been operating for 4 years. The goal is to meet people at their most vulnerable moments and connect them to services that
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