Any person who knowingly buys for, gives to, or furnishes beer to anyone under 21 to whom they are not related by blood or marriage is guilty of a misdemeanor.
The 2010 EUDL Public Service Announcements are available on our YouTube channel
UDPRU21.
2011 Youth-Created PSA Contest is now open! West Virginia middle school, high school, and college students are invited to enter the 2011 PSA Challenge by submitting concepts for radio and television underage drinking prevention messages that emphasize “21 means 21.” Deadline for
submissions is May 2, 2011. To download more information,
including the application,
click
here. If you have any questions, contact
Stephanie Southall.
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Need help getting started?
The PRC helps communities solve their own problems. If you or your
group is interested in working on preventing underage drinking locally, we can help
you get started. If you've already started, we can help you keep going.
We offer assistance on a wide variety of topics from coalition development to finding
your vision, strategic planning to program implementation, evaluation to resource
development and everything in between. If you have a specific topic that you
want training on, don't hesitate to contact us- we usually have someone on staff
that is qualified to develop the training that you and your community have need
of.
The WVPRC proposes to coordinate state-level system efforts to
build the capacity of individuals and organizations to prevent and reduce childhood
and underage drinking
The Underage Drinking Prevention and Social Marketing Project at the West Virginia
Prevention Resource Center is federally funded through
The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention's Enforcing the Underage
Drinking Laws (EUDL) Grant administered through the WV Division of Justice and Community Services.
This project is also supported in part by funds from the WV Governor's
Highway Safety Program.
