Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Juliana Kahrs, Health Promotion Coordinator at UW Oshkosh shares her thoughts about Jake White and the value of bringing his program, Vive18 (formerly Party.0), to your campus. She discusses how Jake enables students to lead the change on your campus and start a positive movement pertaining to drugs and alcohol.
Grantsburg, Wisconsin
“Hi, I’m Debbie Ledke. I’m the school counselor here at the Grantsburg Middle School I would definitely recommend Vive18 to other school districts who are Looking for an opportunity to promote and celebrate healthy decision making.
The students really took away some great prevention messages and I love the idea of sharing with students that thinking forward, planning ahead, what do you want to your life to look like in the next five to ten years and really helping kids to recognize that it’s not what you’re born into, it’s what you grow into to give them hope for an amazing future.
This program was really interactive. I think the students had a lot of fun.There’s a lot of variety within the presentation and so the kids just had a great day.” This presentation in Grantsburg Middle School (Wisconsin) was facilitated by Vive18 speaker Trevor Tripp.
Waushara County, Wisconsin
Deputy Harrison is a SRO (School Resource Officer) in Waushara County Wisconsin. He saw Jake White from Vive18 present to 4 middle schools on the topic of alcohol, drug and vaping prevention. He loved the way the speaker presented to their 6th, 7th and 8th graders with stories, humor, and engaging activities. The students were encouraged to be creative in making good choices, party safe, overcome the challenges they have without using substances and have fun while staying safe.
