Main Slide
Ask, Advise, Refer
Ready to take the first step toward a healthier you?
Fill out our quick Ask, Advise, Refer form – it takes less than a minute!

Tobacco use is the leading preventable cause of death, and quitting now can help reduce risks of heart disease, lung disease, diabetes, stroke, and cancer. Take action today!

ask-advise-refer
previous arrowprevious arrow
next arrownext arrow

About

Learn more about the mission and strategies of MAST: McIntosh Advocating for a Substance-free Tomorrow.

Resources

Explore resources for both parents and youth tailored to help prevent underage substance abuse in your home and community.

Get The Facts

Get the facts on alcohol, vaping, tobacco, marijuana and prescription drugs including risks, local data, and myths vs. facts.

McIntosh

Advocating for a

Substance free

Tomorrow

Our Mission

The mission of MAST (McIntosh Advocating for a Substance free Tomorrow) is to provide education and information regarding the harmful effects of alcohol, nicotine, and other drugs in youth ages 9-20, with a goal to prevent substance abuse in McIntosh County’s youth.

Get The Facts

Resources

Browse all resources

Check out our collection of resources tailored to help you and your family to prevent underage substance abuse.

For Parents

NIH.GOV

Talk To Your Child About Alcohol

A guide for parents of young people aged 10-14 with tips and suggestions for how to talk to your child about alcohol.

SAMHSA

"Talk. They Hear You." Campaign Resources

Resources to help parents start talking with their children early about the dangers of alcohol and other drugs.

For Youth

ABOVE THE INFLUENCE

Above the Influence Website

A popular website for youth aimed to help them to stand up to negative influences.

SAMHSA

Underage Drinking: Myths vs Facts PDF

Get the truth about alcohol and dispel common myths with this fact sheet from SAMHSA.

Upcoming Events

THURSDAY, MARCH 13th, 2025

Safety Day

SATURDAY, MARCH 15th, 2025

Prom

SUBSTANCE-FREE

Take the Pledge

Join countless other students in taking the pledge to live substance-free!

Follow Us