Join our mission to understand the impact of state-level policies and communication campaigns on substance use beliefs and behaviors among young Vermonters. Your insights are vital! Learn more at https://t.co/gW5EW7hbxq
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Calling all young Vermonters! Share your thoughts on the impact of state-level policies and communication campaigns on substance use beliefs and behaviors. Your voice is vital! Learn more at https://t.co/gW5EW7hbxq
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Today is the LAST DAY to take the PACE Vermont Wave 7 survey and claim your $10 gift card! Check your email or phone for your personal link to the survey!
**You MUST take this survey to participate in the next 2 waves of PACE and earn up to $50!!**
Join PACE Vermont’s online research study!
PACE Vermont has a new study that explores substance use and the impact of COVID in young Vermonters. Eligible participants can receive up to $50 for completing all three surveys. Sign up by May 31st at https://t.co/hJwbWWupcy.
There are THREE NEW waves of PACE Vermont coming! Recruitment is open through 5/31, so tell your friends to take the screener and they can earn up to $50 at https://t.co/hJwbWWupcy!
#Vermonters ages 12-15 years are eligible to get the Pfizer #COVID19 vaccine. Schedule your child's vaccine at https://t.co/QYEp3kxsaf. You can find a list of schools and community-based clinics on the @VTEducation website: https://t.co/AhyEny6FUA. #Vermont#OurShotVT
This summer – more than ever – matters for our kids & families. @VTAfterschool is helping plan for summer programs that are accessible & affordable for everyone. Check out their website & sign up now: https://t.co/0shzh3BdyT https://t.co/WGEWR01ktF #Vermont#VT
Calling NEW participants! The PACE Vermont Research Study wants to learn more about substance use beliefs and behaviors and the impact of COVID-19 in 12-25 year olds. Findings inform substance use prevention in youth and young adults. To learn more, visit https://t.co/hJwbWWupcy
It’s more important than ever to take care of eachother. 45% of our participants say their ability to care for their family members has improved since the start of the pandemic. We’re proud of all Vermonters for doing their part to take care of their community!
Our participants also lowered their consumption of substances during the pandemic, with between 15% and 34% cutting down on cigarettes, vaping, alcohol, and marijuana.
You can quit or cut down on these substances too! Visit https://t.co/SYZmVwZ3iy for resources and information!