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Problem Areas Brainstorming Worksheet
| Youth Substance Use Problem Areas | How Are These Problems Present in the Community? | Adverse Effects on the Community | Community Systems Affected by These Problems |
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Problem Areas Brainstorming Worksheet
Case Study Example
| Youth Substance Use Problem Areas |
How Are These Problems Present in the Community? |
Adverse Effects on the Community |
Community Systems Affected by These Problems |
| Underage drinking parties |
Frequent parties are held at homes where large quantities of alcohol are consumed. |
Teenagers are driving under the influence when they leave the parties;
Neighbors feel like their neighborhoods are taken over by drunk teens;
Alcohol-related fights and public drunkenness, etc.
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Law enforcement: to break up the parties and arrest teens for alcohol-related violations;
Emergency medical services: to attend to teens who have alcohol poisoning or have been injured while drinking.
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| Youth access to alcohol |
Teenagers are able to buy alcohol without presenting identification at multiple off-premise alcohol outlets. |
Teenagers are getting drunk and driving under the influence; Alcohol-related injuries from falls, fights, etc. |
Law enforcement: to arrest teens for having alcohol and breaking up fights, etc.; Local hospital has to treat alcohol-related injuries and alcohol poisoning cases. |
| Raves with illicit drug use in nearby cities |
The problem is not actually present in Danyaville, yet teens still access the parties by driving to Chicago. |
Teens are making a long drive home from the city when they may have been using drugs at the raves; Potential for date rape. |
Law enforcement in Chicago: to break up the parties; Law enforcement in Danyaville: to stop teens who are driving home; Social services: counseling for date rape. |
| Youth access to tobacco |
Teens are smoking at school, and there have been a few incidents of cigarettes being shoplifted. |
Environmental tobacco smoke; Upset storeowners. |
Storeowners: lose revenue; School officials: to discipline the youth for smoking on school property. |
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