Prevention Programs

Prevention Programs2024-03-25T11:37:33-07:00

Removing barriers to student success.

About Prevention

Prevention and Youth Services

ESD 112 Prevention and Youth Services are dedicated to helping communities establish and maintain healthy, supportive environments.

Overall Purpose

To establish a comprehensive, integrated model of services that fosters safe school and community environments, promotes healthy childhood development and prevents violence, alcohol, tobacco and other drug abuse.

Mission

ESD 112 Prevention and Youth Services foster healthy, safe and engaged young people through comprehensive systems of support, collaboration and capacity building within the six county region.

Who to Contact

Joy Lyons

Director Prevention

Contact

Phone: 360-952-3397

Email: joy.lyons@esd112.org

Adrienne Nguyen

Secretary, Prevention Programs

Contact

Phone: 360-952-3621

Email: adrienne.nguyen@esd112.org

Prevention Programs

Upcoming Classes

Prevention Programs & Grants

Programs/Grants administered by Prevention and Youth Services include:

Washington State Community Prevention and Wellness Initiative
Student Threat Assessment Program
Prevent Coalition
Attendance and Reengagement Program

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ESD 112September 9, 2025 at 1:55pm
Did you know that free & reduced-price meals automatic enrollment is changing this year? If your family has been eligible in the past for free and reduced-price meals, make sure to fill out a new application within the first 30 days of school, even if you were automatically enrolled in the past.

Even families who have lost SNAP eligibility this year may qualify for free and reduced-price meals and should apply.

Families enrolled last school year will continue to receive free or reduced-price meals for the first 30 school days only, and must reapply for this year.

Visit your school’s website, or request a paper form to complete your application. Filling out the application helps ensure your student has access to nutritious meals throughout the year!

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