YOUTHTHINK

10/10/2025

10/04/2025

Our children watch everything we do. What do we want them to repeat?

Wow that is powerful

09/26/2025

Kinda cool huh

09/23/2025

Something to think about. It's not just a phone and is it really worth it even if "everyone else has one".

09/22/2025

YouthThink is excited to start our T2T Parenting Boost Camps for the fall. But first we need your help. What is a good day or time for parents who have children 0-7 to attend? Is it during the day, a weekend, in the evening? Is it in person or virtual? Please help us.

09/06/2025

It's always okay to reach out for help.

08/21/2025

The More You Know! Fentanyl is still costing lives. Educating yourself and your loved ones is one way to fight back. To learn more click on the this link https://fof.dea.gov/

In addition, One Community Health in The Dalles will be hosting an Overdose Awareness walk this Saturday, August 23. Meet at 9 am at One Community Health, 1040 Webber street to make signs and share together in this brief walk to raise awareness. YouthThink will be providing free Emergency Naloxone kits.

The More You Know - A community Call to Prevention!

07/16/2025

WHY?

In our fight to end youth and young adult ni****ne addiction, we focus on the issues that matter most. We constantly monitor the latest topics and trends in commercial to***co and substance use.

05/22/2025

Our youth are not protected unless we as adults pave the way

FDA and CBP Seize Nearly $34 Million Worth of Illegal E-Cigarettes During Joint Operation

On May 22, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced the seizure of nearly two million units of unauthorized e-cigarette products in Chicago, with an estimated retail value of $33.8 million. The seizures, which occurred in February of this year in collaboration with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), were part of a joint federal operation to examine incoming shipments and prevent illegal e-cigarettes from entering the country.

During this operation, the team uncovered shipments of various illegal e-cigarette products, almost all of which originated in China and were intended for shipment to various U.S. states. FDA and CBP personnel determined that, in an apparent attempt to evade duties and the review of products for import safety concerns, many of these unauthorized e-cigarette shipments contained vague product descriptions with incorrect values. Upon examining shipments, the team found several brands of unauthorized e-cigarettes, including Snoopy Smoke, Raz, and others.