Innovative Programs

Impact Sac stands at the forefront of youth programming, offering innovative and practical solutions to the challenges faced by young individuals today. Our programs are tailored to foster self-confidence, communication skills, and leadership.

Awareness Mondays!

Fentanyl: Substance Abuse Prevention

Elevate is a powerful campaign focused on raising awareness about the dangers of substance abuse, with a special emphasis on the life-threatening risks of fentanyl and other drugs. Through engaging educational programs, Elevate empowers youth with the knowledge they need to understand the serious physical, mental, and emotional effects of drug use. By spreading awareness and sharing real-life stories, Elevate encourages young people to make healthier choices and avoid the dangers of substance misuse.

Meeting Time: 4:00 - 5:30

#Chuckyoweed

Chuckyoweed Program is a short-term, intensive initiative designed to educate youth about the risks and impacts of early-age marijuana use. Over the course of a few months, participants will engage in 40 hours of interactive curriculum

focused on awareness, decision-making, and the long-term effects of substance use. Upon successful completion, each youth will earn a $550 stipend as a reward for their commitment and growth. This program is a collaborative effort between Impact Sac and the SAVE Foundation , working together to equip young people with the knowledge and tools to make informed choices for a healthier future.

Meeting Time: 6:00 - 8:00

Empowerment Wednesdays

H.E.A.R.T. Violence Prevention Program

HEART (Hearing people out, Empowering families, Advocating for youth, Restoring hope, and Taking action) is dedicated to preventing violence and empowering youth. We educate, raise awareness, and provide support while offering new experiences to help young people make positive choices. In collaboration with District Attorney Thein Ho, we advocate for youth, support families, and restore hope in communities. HEART takes action to create a safer, violence-free future for youth and their families.

Meeting Time: 4:00 - 5:30

WHAT'S UP? - Suicide Prevention

What’s Up is a suicide prevention and mental health program designed to create a safe and supportive space for Black and Brown young men. Through open conversations and mentorship, we break the silence around mental health struggles, providing tools for resilience, healing, and emotional well-being. Our approach centers on community, connection, and empowerment—because suicide prevention can begin with a simple “what’s up.”

Meeting Time: 7:00 - 8:30