You must reserve your toolkit using the link in our form and choose your pick up spot (parent pick up only please):
Affton High School
Hancock Place School District
LIndbergh School District (Truman and Sperreng Middle Schools in attendance offices and all grade level offices at the High School)
Assistance Home Care (5526 South Lindbergh Blvd St. Louis, MO 63123 - by P'Sghetti's on Lindbergh)
Preferred Family Healthcare (10024 Office Center Avenue St. Louis, MO 63128)
If your business in the South St. Louis County area can serve as a pick up spot over the summer - please let us know!
School pickup locations are available during the normal school year.
Email ekelley@stepupstl.org if you have difficulty picking up due to transportation or work times.
Contact
Erin KelleyStep Up of St. Louis
314-635-8745
ekelley@stepupstl.org
Step Up of St. Louis Parent Toolkit
Give your kid the perfect reason to say NO! We suggest having these kits on hand as a deterrant.*
'I can't try that - my crazy parent has a testing kit!'
Toolkit includes nicotine swab, THC/Marijuana testing, a 7-day pill planner (lock up all other medication!) and prescription disposal bag along with nicotine cessation and counseling/treatment resources and a few goodies!
Reserve your toolkit by clicking the button above and choosing your pickup location. These kits are suggested for families grade 5-12. Share this link with other parents/groups. Your information is never shared and the fact that you have a kit is kept confidential. Kits are completely free of charge - donations appreciated!
Love this idea but not interested in having your own toolkit? Please click here to donate so we are able to provide kits to all families who ask for one!
About Step Up of St. Louis:
Vision: To create a community environment that embraces long term prevention of teen substance use – and encourages constant reassessment of current conditions.
Mission: Step Up of St. Louis is a non-profit organization which exists to provide education and resources to prevent substance use/misuse among area teens.
*If you feel like your child is unsafe or in danger please contact emergency services or bring them to the nearest emergency room.
