Watch The Interview What's on GCAPP's 2020 Agenda? Check out our recent interview on Facebook for a sneak peek of what to expect from GCAPP in 2020, our 25th anniversary year. GCAPP's President & CEO Ronald McNeill and Dr. Shelley Francis, vice president of programs, sat down for a wide-ranging interview on the “Top Docs” show of the Medical Association of Georgia. GCAPP’s long history of improving the health and wellness of young people in Georgia provides a solid foundation for us to expand across our five focus areas using our new, innovative, collaborative service delivery system - Formula For Change .

A Conversation for College Students at AMSC Atlanta Metropolitan State College   partnered with GCAPP to host a conversation for young adults balancing academics, responsibilities, and a healthy lifestyle.  The event created a space for students to share physical and mental health concerns that could impact their academic journey. the event was part of first-year students' orientation while other students showed up for candid discussion about their struggles and obstacles.  The Student Government Association, with the help of key staff members, will continue working with GCAPP to provide resources and support young people need for a healthy transition into adulthood. If your school or organization is interested in hosting a similar event, please email lekara@gcapp.org for assistance and support.

Deadline: March 13, 2020 Email Questions: Lekara@gcapp.org Deadline Approaching for New Youth Ambassadors! The Youth Advisory Council (YAC) is looking for new members, aged 16 – 24 from across the state. YAC members serve as adolescent health advocates, provide input on issues facing young people, and are GCAPP ambassadors for their peers and communities.  Share the application link with youth: https://www.jotform.com/gcapp/2020-2021yacapplication.

This Issue’s Power Resource: Important News From the Field   A new study finds that sitting still is linked to a higher risk of depression among teens, but even an hour of light physical activity every day reduces the risk of depression by 10%. Click here for the compelling story on NPR .

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