Program Overview

An Apple A Day (AAAD) is a literacy-based substance abuse prevention education program that helps to build and reinforce skills needed to make good behavior choices at home and at school. This program is geared toward children in pre-kindergarten through 4th grade. The program focuses on strengthening literacy skills, development of positive friendships, how to identify a safe person and a safe place, self-esteem, respect for self and others.

Due to the pandemic and the need for remote learning, this program is now offered virtually. For more information, please contact Ann Rossetti.

STAFF/CONTACT INFORMATION

Director of School Based Programs

Ann Rosetti
716.831.2298 ext. 107
arossetti@thepreventioncouncilec.org

Schedule a Session

Contact Ann to schedule your next meeting to begin An Apple A Day in your class!

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TESTIMONIALS

What Our teachers are Saying

“This was the first time I was exposed to the program. I think it is very beneficial to students and their homes to have these skills reinforced by someone else than just by the classroom teachers!”

 

“My students loved being able to read a story, share their thoughts and draw thoughts. They had to problem solve and reflect about their personal choices-which they do not always get to do!”

“Loved the content! I think the topics are very useful to kids at this age group!”

“Very impressed in what the students wants to learn and participate in activities.”