Monday, May 5 from 10am to 3pm at Monmouth University,
Prevention First will hold a free training for owners, managers and employees of Monmouth County businesses that hold liquor licenses (restaurants, hotels, bars, nightclubs, etc.). Attendees will be taking a leading role in the effort to prevent alcohol misuse by attending this
training which will assist local servers and vendors in preventing illegal sales of alcohol to underage youth. Guests can expect to learn more about staying on top of the latest trends in false identification, developing innovative strategies to prevent selling alcohol to underage customers, understanding the legal and social consequences of serving underage
youth and helping to protect their community and becoming a part of the Hero Campaign. Register online for this event at www.PreventionFirst.net.
Free breakfast, lunch and giveaways will be provided.
For more information, contact Liza DeJesus, Prevention First,
732.663.1800, x 218, ldejesus@preventionfirst.net or Suanne Schaad, Monmouth University, 732.263.5804, sschaad@monmouth.edu.
About Prevention First --
Prevention First is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit agency that has been
providing youth, parents and professionals with research-based
prevention programs to help children stay healthy, safe and
drug-free since 1967.
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