“Hoop It Up for LifeSteps 2013 was a huge success!  Please join us again next year 2014 for our charity basketball tournament, including free-throw and half-court shot competitions, silent auction, and fun for the whole family. All proceeds benefit LifeSteps General Fund. Contact Jen Meigs (jenmeigs@gmail.com) or Jenee Coleman (jenee@lifestepscouncil.org) for more information or to make a tax-deductible donation.”

LifeSteps provides family programs to strengthen the family bond. Children are healthier when their families are strong and when they live in communities that connect them to networks of support. We strengthening families with  programs designed to build protective factors in young adolescents and their parents. We provide TransParenting – a nationally recognized program designed to help parents become more aware of the effects of divorce on...

Providing research-based prevention programs is cost-effective. For every dollar spent on drug abuse prevention, communities can save up to ten dollars in cost for drug abuse treatment and counseling. Providing research-based prevention programs is cost-effective. For every dollar spent on drug abuse prevention, communities can save up to ten dollars in cost for drug abuse treatment and counseling. Providing research-based prevention programs is cost-effective....

We provide presentations for school and community groups. LifeStep’s educational presentations include striking visuals that depict the physical results of cigarrete and spit tobacco use. We provide presentations for school and community groups. LifeStep’s educational presentations include striking visuals that depict the physical results of cigarrete and spit tobacco use. We provide presentations for school and community groups. LifeStep’s...

LifeSteps exists to educate the community. As an organization concerned with healthy living, we are available to answer questions regarding alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. Resource referrals provide access to help and hope for individuals who need help. LifeSteps exists to educate the community. As an organization concerned with healthy living, we are available to answer questions regarding alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. Resource referrals provide access to...

Chemical Dependency Assessments include a structured interview and the use of appropriate assessment tools in order to determine an individuals’s dependency on alcohol and/or other drugs. Recommendation for treatment, education and/or support groups is based upon the results of the confidential assessment.

The Neighborhood Conference Committee (NCC) of Williamson County consists of local citizens in the community providing services to students who are first-time truant offenders. The student and their family are referred to NCC by the local school district. The family meets with a panel of volunteers to establish the root of the truancy problem. Together the student, family, and the NCC panel develop a positive action plan.