Toolkits and Brochures

What is TYSA” guide provides community members with insight on what the TYSA Behavioral Health Coalition is. This includes the importance of behavioral health, trainings that backbone staff can provide, and ways that people can be involved.

TYSA’s Weed Out the Facts campaign is designed to raise awareness, share important public health statistics, and provide tools to parents that help them have conversations with their teens about cannabis.

TYSA’s Weed Out the Facts campaign is designed to raise awareness, share important public health statistics, and provide tools to parents that help them have conversations with their teens about cannabis.

The “LGBTQ+ Safe Space” palm card is designed to inform people of prosocial sober environments, primarily on Staten Island, where LGBTQ+ individuals can go without fear of discrimination and informs people of the ways that LGBTQ+ people are at risk of behavioral health conditions due to historical injustices the community faces.

The OD-DO campaign raises awareness, shares important public health statistics and strategies, and provides tools to people who use street drugs that help reduce the risks of drug-related harms, like overdose.

The OD-DO campaign raises awareness, shares important public health statistics and strategies, and provides tools to people who use street drugs that help reduce the risks of drug-related harms, like overdose.

With nitazene and medetomidine, two extremely potent and potentially dangerous substances, now in NYC’s street drug supply, Partnerships is working to raise awareness of the drugs presence, their potential for harm, and key steps to take to reduce the risk of harm if using street drugs that may be contaminated with them.

With nitazene and medetomidine, two extremely potent and potentially dangerous substances, now in NYC’s street drug supply, Partnerships is working to raise awareness of the drugs presence, their potential for harm, and key steps to take to reduce the risk of harm if using street drugs that may be contaminated with them.

TYSA’s “Don’t Leaf Your Cannabis Unprotected” and “Know Before You Stow” campaigns are meant to raise awareness on accidental poisonings that can occur from edibles that can be confused for snacks and how adults who use cannabis can protect their loved ones by safely storing their products in lockboxes.

TYSA’s “Don’t Leaf Your Cannabis Unprotected” and “Know Before You Stow” campaigns are meant to raise awareness on accidental poisonings that can occur from edibles that can be confused for snacks and how adults who use cannabis can protect their loved ones by safely storing their products in lockboxes.