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Youth Surveys & Other Data Collection

Our youth surveys and analyses surface local needs, protective factors, and risk factors, so coalitions, schools, nonprofits, and policymakers can act on real community data.

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Important: Crisis Support Information

We are an outpatient clinic operating during set business hours. If you need immediate mental health support, call or text 988 or dial 2-1-1, option 1. If you or someone is in immediate physical danger, call 911.

Positive Directions youth survey data

About Our Surveys

Positive Directions conducts and analyzes community and youth surveys to understand local conditions around substance use and mental health. This data drives the work of our coalitions, schools, and partners, helping the community target prevention where it matters most.

All survey information may be used by the public. When citing, please credit the source (e.g., 2024 Norwalk Youth Survey by Positive Directions and Norwalk Public Schools).

To request specific data or additional analyses, contact Margaret at mwatt@positivedirections.org.

Slideshows & Data Tables

Survey slideshows, data tables, and reports will be added here.

  • Personal story of the journey to recovery from mental illness and/or addiction
  • Peer support presentations
  • Coping skills presentations
  • Community building

Survey Presentations & Media

My story from youth cannabis addiction to advocacy.

What parents need to know about today’s weed & teen mental health.

Looking for more?

We can provide targeted data presentations, facilitate strategic discussions of our findings, and provide additional data upon request. Reach out and we’ll help.

Check out our Events page for upcoming trainings and events. See our News & Resources page for free supports, resources, and more.

Important: Crisis Support Information

Our outpatient clinic operates during set business hours. If you need immediate mental health support, call or text 988 or dial 2-1-1, option 1. If you or someone else is in immediate physical danger, call 911.