National Alcohol Awareness Month is observed annually throughout April and encourages communities and organizations to host events to increase public awareness and educate people about the treatment and prevention of alcohol use disorders. This month-long campaign highlights information about alcohol use and alcohol use disorders as a preventable disease and encourages people who are experiencing alcohol addiction to seek treatment. This year’s theme, "For the Health of It: Early Education on Alcoholism and Addiction,” can be incorporated into April outreach activities and campaigns.
 

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)

• ‘Talk. They Hear You,’ This underage drinking prevention campaign has talking points and tools for coalitions, parents and caregivers so they can start talking to their children early—as early as 9 years old—about the dangers of alcohol.

Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA)

CADCA has several resources to help coalitions educate the community about the dangers of excessive and underage drinking.
 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Alcohol and Public Health

• Frequently Asked Questions
• Underage Drinking
• Alcohol Use and Your Health
• Binge Drinking
• Alcohol and Caffeine