On behalf of Sunnyside United Unidos, we would like to award Andy Bonzi our “Impact Award”. The impact award is given to someone in the community for their positive impact and contribution to unlocking Sunnyside’s potential for a healthier, drug/alcohol free community for our youth through education, prevention, and advocacy. If you would like to…
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Sunnyside United-Unidos awards the Impact Award quarterly throughout the year. The process begins with nominations being submitted during coalition meetings, which the public is invited to participate in, followed by the executive board voting to award the chosen nominee. Those that are awarded the impact award are individuals in the community that serve Sunnyside youth…
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You want these milestones to be fun and memorable for your teen. But you also worry about their safety at after-event parties, and for good reason. The most dangerous time of year for teens is from prom night to graduation, especially when it comes to drinking and driving. So let’s keep our teens safe by being…
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Parents; prom is a special moment for your teen. It is full of dressing up, taking pictures, dancing, and having fun. It takes one incident to turn what could be a happy, life-long memory into tragic, lifelong consequence. Make the promise to help your kids be safe, sober, and drug-free. What every parent can do…
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Calm Your Soul Drive in Town Hall A Mental Health & You Event Gates Open: 7:15pm Event Starts: 7:30pm Join SHS Prevention club for free mental health presentation & film. More info, call (509) 837-9629 *Due to COVID restrictions, bathrooms will not be available.
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We had the opportunity to be interviewed by Univision KUNW and talk about our Mission and a recent campaign we just launched on social media. The campaign is to encourage youth to make the healthier decision during times of difficulty. Click here to watch the interview! Click here to view our campaign!
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On August 29 we passed out about 1,900 boxes of food containing apples, onions and potatoes which was donated by USDA’s Farmers to Families program. We had LVFC, Community Health Plan of Wa, Comprehensive Healthcare, Missionaries from the church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Coalition members volunteering. We also had SSD Security present. This…
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