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Columbia, SC – April 10, 2026 – National Collegiate Recovery Week, observed April 13-17, highlights the importance of supporting college students in recovery and raising awareness about the resources available […]

Alcohol Awareness Month, recognized each April, serves as a reminder that alcohol misuse is widespread and frequently overlooked, especially among young people.

As families across South Carolina prepare for Spring Break travel, parents and caregivers should use this time together as a natural opportunity for simple, age-appropriate conversations about safety, expectations and making healthy choices.

BHDD encourages families, educators and communities to share accurate, science-based information about drugs and alcohol with young people.

St. Patrick’s Day celebrations often include gatherings where alcohol becomes a central focus. While the holiday can be festive and fun, heavy drinking can increase the risk of alcohol-related injuries, impaired driving and unsafe decisions.