
Events

IGA Cookout
CPAC hosted a cookout at the Mason City IGA parking lot. Porkchops, rib eyes, brats, and hot dogs were sold. This event was to raise money for programs that promote positive teen choices.







National Prevention Week
National Prevention Week takes place in May each year. This week showcases the work communities do to raise awareness about substance use and mental health. Through the support of CPAC, Illini Central High School's Student Council participates in National Prevention Week activities. Activities include: Chalk/window messaging, public service announcements encouraging a drug-free life, and a day designated to wearing a colored T-shirt based on a student's class level.

National Prevention Week
National Prevention Week takes place in May each year. This week showcases the work communities do to raise awareness about substance use and mental health. Through the support of HAPT, Havana High School's Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Club participates in National Prevention Week activities. Activities include: chalk/window messaging, public service announcements encouraging a drug-free life, and a day designated to wearing a colored T-shirt based on a student's class level.







D.A.R.E. Graduation
Havana Junior High 5th graders graduate from the D.A.R.E. education program. At the ceremony, selected students shared their final projects, those who finished with the highest scores were recognized, and every student received a certificate of completion. HAPT supports the program by distributing a card to students. The card celebrates the students’ success and hard work and explained why HAPT is here to support them.

Drug Take Back
Drug Take Back Day takes place twice a year, on the last Saturday of April and the last Saturday of October. This event encourages the public to dispose of unwanted and expired medication from their homes. A police officer from the Mason County Sherrif’s Department is present at three locations from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. during the event: IGA in Mason City (10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.); Manito Lodge in Manito (11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.); and Old Oney’s in Havana (1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.).






Your Actions Matter
Sticker Shock/Your Actions Matter is a campaign that aims to prevent the sale of alcohol to underaged individuals. HAPT hosts an event with Havana High School's Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) club. The club visits local conveniences stores in Havana. Students place stickers on alcohol products at these locations to warn potential buyers and cashiers of the sale of alcohol to underaged individuals.

Your Actions Matter
Sticker Shock/Your Actions Matter is a campaign that aims to prevent the sale of alcohol to underaged individuals. CPAC hosts an event with Illini Central Student Council. The council visits local conveniences stores in Mason City. Students place stickers on alcohol products at these locations to warn potential buyers and cashiers of the sale of alcohol to underaged individuals.







Red Ribbon Week
Red Ribbon Week takes place at the end of October each year. This week raises awareness of drug, alcohol, and violence prevention. CPAC partners with Illini Central High School's Student Council for Red Ribbon Week activities. The council ties large red tablecloths around trees, small red ribbons on car antennas, and writes positive, drug-free messages with chalk on sidewalks outside the school.

Red Ribbon Week
Red Ribbon Week takes place at the end of October each year. This week raises awareness of drug, alcohol, and violence prevention. HAPT partners with Havana High School's Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) club for Red Ribbon Week activities. The club ties large red tablecloths around trees, small red ribbons on car antennas, and writes positive, drug-free messages with chalk on sidewalks outside the school.






IGA Cookout
HAPT hosts a cookout every October at the Mason City IGA parking lot. Porkchops, brats, and hot dogs are sold. This event raises money for programs that promote positive teen choices.