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The Alliance celebrates 21 years of service!
The Alliance serves, supports & inspires students and families to build a healthier community for all.
The Alliance - Clear Creek
The Alliance - Clear Creek is a community coalition that has been in existence since 2003 serving the Clear Creek and broader Bay Area Community. The coalition meets quarterly on the 4th Thursday of each month. For more information on future meetings, see the calendar page.
FISDCares Community Coalition
FISDCares is a community coalition established in 2019 to serve the community of Friendswood ISD. For more information, visit FISDCares.com.
Period Poverty Project 2024
2nd Annual Period Poverty Project
Many young girls, even in our own community, are impacted by period poverty- lack of proper hygiene products to take care of their needs. As a result, school nurses end up purchasing supplies form their own funds. The Alliance recognizes the need for theses supplies and is partnering with local women's boutiques to collect supplies to be distributed to Clear Creek ISD and Friendswood ISD nurses' clinics for the start of the 2024-2025 school year.
Too busy to shop, but want to help?
The Alliance is also collecting financial donations to support the nurses' clinics in Clear Creek ISD and Friendswood ISD. You can help by donating at the link below.
We appreciate your support!
How to safeguard your home
44.9% of people who misuse prescription drugs get them from family or friends. Prevent your children, friends and relatives from misusing your own medication by securing your meds in places they cannot access.
Clean out your medicine cabinet and take any unused medications to one of the local Medication Take Back Sites on October 26, 2024!
Read more on how to safeguard your home from LockYourMeds.org:
Quite frequently youngsters merely open the medicine cabinet and there before them is a variety of drugs available for the taking: pain pills for post gum surgery; sleeping pills from an overseas airplane trip; cough medicine from last season’s flu.
The time to act is now. You are the key to your child’s drug-free future.
Take the following preventative steps:
- Remove drugs from your medicine cabinet and hide them, lock them up or take them out of your house.
- Safeguard all medicines that have to remain at home by monitoring quantities and controlling access.
- Take inventory by writing down the names and amounts of medications you currently have and regularly check to see if anything is missing.
- If your child is on prescribed medication, monitor the dosages and refills. Set clear rules, such as, not sharing and always following proper dosages.
- Warn your youngsters that taking prescription or OTC drugs without a doctor’s supervision can be just as dangerous and potentially lethal as taking street drugs.
- Supervise your child’s Internet use: many pharmacy sites are not regulated and will sell your child medications without prescriptions.
- Properly dispose of old, expired or unused medicines in the trash. Hide or mix them with cat litter or coffee grounds before throwing them away in an empty can or bag. DO NOT flush medications down the drain or toilet, unless the label indicates it is safe to do so.
© 2024 Lock Your Meds®
For more parent resources, go to: Resources for Parents – Lock Your Meds
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