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A youth prevention initiative by F.A.C.E.S.

Rise Above Risk: Youth Prevention and Empowerment by F.A.C.E.S. — Your life.
Your move.

Make the choice that protects your future. Get clear information, practical tools, and real support when you need it.

Rise Above Risk

One decision can change the direction of everything.

Risk can show up as pressure, misinformation, fear, or the feeling that there is no better option. Rise Above Risk exists to put something stronger in its place: knowledge, connection, and a clear next step.

Created by Faith in Action Community Education Services (F.A.C.E.S.), the initiative connects young people and families with prevention-focused education and support.

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What moves you forward

Four ways to rise.

01

Education

Knowledge gives you options.

Clear, age-appropriate information helps young people recognize risk, understand consequences, and make decisions with confidence.

02

Prevention

Stay informed. Stay strong.

Practical tools for youth, families, and trusted adults—before a risky moment turns into a lasting problem.

03

Intervention

Support changes the next step.

A direct path toward guidance, conversation, and community resources when concern becomes immediate.

04

Empowerment

Build your path. Lead your life.

Skills, support, and positive choices that help young people move forward with ownership of their future.

Pressure is temporary. Your future is not.

You are more than the moment in front of you.

For youth, families, and trusted adults

Take the next right step.

Start a conversation

Use calm, direct questions. Listen first. Make it clear that asking for help is a strong choice.

Email F.A.C.E.S.

Know the warning signs

Sudden changes in mood, routines, relationships, or school performance can be a reason to check in.

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Act early

You do not need every answer before reaching out. A trusted adult or local professional can help plan the next move.

Get help now

You do not have to figure this out alone.

Ready to talk?

Reach out to F.A.C.E.S. for information about local education, prevention, and support resources.

info@facesedu.org If you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.