Be One of Us
Role Model Responsible Drinking
Kids often pay more attention to what adults do rather than what adults say. Leading by example and demonstrating responsible drinking when consuming around children helps them learn through role modeling how to handle alcohol when they are older.
Resources
Mental Health and Recovery Board Serving Warren and Clinton Counties
Mental health and addiction services
Opportunities for prevention education, resources, and advocacy
The Safe Communities Coalition of Warren County
Education around safe driving practices.
A collection of prevention organizations working together to provide tips & tools for nurturing healthy communities.
Be One of Us Establishments Project
The Be One of Us Establishments Project is a local initiative launched by Talbert House in partnership with local stakeholders including the Mental Health and Recovery Board Serving Warren and Clinton Counties, the City of Lebanon, the Lebanon Area Chamber of Commerce and Main Street Lebanon.
The Goal:
- Increase awareness about drinking responsibly
- Support the family-friendly character of Lebanon
- Support of local establishments
By increasing awareness, we can intentionally foster and protect the family-friendly charm of Lebanon and empower adults to make responsible choices about alcohol and lead youth by example.
Participating Establishments
- Mae Ploy's Thai
- Mim's Off Main Too
- Oh Suzanna
- Plum Natural Products
- Refuel Nutrition
- Revival Coffee House
- Minuteman Press
- Sinclair Mason Campus
- Sammie & Tink
- Shine Bright Coffee Company
- Soul Sidekick Studio
- The Brickhouse on Broadway
- The Jam & Jelly Lady
- The Lebanon Mason Monroe Railroad
- Villaggio’s
- Salon Noir
Interested in participating? Contact Amy Johnson at Amy.Johnson@talberthouse.org for more information.
Founding Funders
Talbert House Prevention Services in Clinton and Warren Counties is grateful to Prevention Action Alliance for supporting “Be One of Us” through the Capacity for Prevention stipends. "Be One of Us” receives ongoing funding support from The Mental Health Recovery Board serving Warren and Clinton Counties.
Access to services
To find services near you, call 513-221-HELP (4357).
In crisis or need immediate assistance call, 513-281-CARE (2273), Text Talbert to 839863, or call 988.
If you are a veteran in need of resources, call 513-281-VETS (8387)
In an emergency call 911.
