Supported by Elevance Health Foundation, this three-year effort is designed to prevent, implement and evaluate substance use disorder through innovative strategies that include establishing Youth and Community Advisory Boards, hosting community events and health screenings and launching positive anti-bullying campaigns. The CDC Foundation is convening a network of community organizations, county health departments and high schools across the three states. "After launching a successful pilot program in Scott County, IN, we're excited to be able to expand TLC and offer connections to young people in rural areas where health and wellness resources may be more difficult to find and access," said Judy Monroe, MD, president and CEO, CDC Foundation. "By expanding the Teens Linked to Care program, we're investing in stronger community partnerships that empower youth, support families and schools and help lay the foundation for a healthier future."