Mark your calendar for the upcoming drug awareness health fair on Wednesday, October 25th at 6:00 p.m. at the old Clifton Elementary School. Doors open at 5:00 p.m. Local experts, survivors, and family members will speak and helpful resources will be available….
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Tune in to 94.1 WGFA on Friday, September 22nd at 8:15 a.m. to hear RaDonna Hasselbring represent the Juvenile Justice Council of Iroquois County during a live Hotline Interview. She will be sharing healthy coping strategies that can help teens to manage their feelings and be more resilient….
Visit the JJC’s Booth to TIP the Scale at the Iroquois County Fair!
There’s no time like fair time to make special summer memories with family and friends! Iroquois County Fairgoers, be sure to visit the Juvenile Justice Council’s booth in the south commercial building to learn more about the many FUN activities planned for youth and families. Together we can TIP the Scale to STOP underage drug…
The JJC’s Owl Rock Hunt at the Iroquois County Fair is Back by Popular Demand!
R-O-C-K in the USA (or more specifically at the Iroquois County Fair)! Because Iroquois County Families ROCK and so does living a substance-free life, the Juvenile Justice Council will once again be hiding rocks featuring their mascot – Ollie the Owl. So, take your family on a safari around the fairgrounds. If you find an…
Tune in to 94.1 WGFA to hear Jenni McTaggart of the JJC share helpful summer prevention TIPs with parents as well as the activities they have planned for the Iroquois County Fair.
Tune in to 94.1 WGFA on Thursday, July 13th at 9:05 a.m. to hear Jenni McTaggart represent the Juvenile Justice Council of Iroquois County during a live Hotline Interview. She will be sharing helpful summer prevention TIPs with parents as well as some of the many activities that the JJC has planned for the Iroquois…
Interactive Health Fair featuring the MEGA Body comes to Iroquois County!
Harbor House and community partners will be hosting an Interactive Health Fair on Friday, May 5th! This event will feature the MEGA Body to highlight the effect of trauma on overall health. Participants will be able to walk through the MEGA Body giant inflatable display of the body, interact with community resources, enjoy free food,…
The Juvenile Justice Council of Iroquois County shares important Prom Night Safety TIPs with area students.
The Juvenile Justice Council of Iroquois County is distributing flashlight keychains with Prom Safety TIPs to all Iroquois County high school students attending prom/post-prom. Thanks to all area high schools for helping us to reach these students and ensure that their prom night is memorable for all of the right reasons. We wish all attendees…
Tune in to WGFA 94.1 to hear TIPs from Kylie and Nathan of Central High School’s SADD Chapter on how parents can help keep teens safe on prom night.
Tune in to 94.1 WGFA on Wednesday, April 26th at 8:15 a.m. to hear Central High School SADD Chapter members Kylie and Nathan represent the Juvenile Justice Council of Iroquois County during a Hotline Interview. They will be sharing helpful prevention TIPs with parents on how to keep teens safe on prom night….
The JJC’s Partnership with Mrs. Bohlmann’s 5th Grade Class Spreads Joy to Local Nursing Home Residents
The Juvenile Justice Council is enjoying partnering with Mrs. Bohlmann’s 5th grade class at Glenn Raymond School through the Watseka Area Chamber of Commerce’s Business Education Partnership Program. This month’s visit involved making paper fortune cookies containing messages to bring joy to local nursing home residents. These 5th graders have big hearts and were truly…
Tune in to 94.1 WGFA on Thursday, February 16th at 8:15 a.m. to hear Jenni McTaggart of the Juvenile Justice Council of Iroquois County and Jenny Schoenwetter of Harbor House during a live Hotline Interview.
Tune in to 94.1 WGFA on Thursday, February 16th at 8:15 a.m. to hear Jenni McTaggart of the Juvenile Justice Council and Jenny Schoenwetter of Harbor House promote their upcoming Bowling Against Bullying event in conjunction with Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. Iroquois County sixth through twelfth grade students are invited to attend this fun…