Welcome to the All In Clayton Coalition!
We work to keep Clayton youth safe from the effects of substance misuse and build a community that prioritizes drug prevention as a vital part of developing healthy, thriving young people.
NEWS/EVENTS
EDUCATION & RESOURCES
Sometimes the subject of substance misuse in teens feels wide-ranging and overwhelming. As a parent we are juggling a LOT. All In Clayton Coalition has created these quick-read 1-page infosheets to help you get up to speed on the latest thinking and statistics regarding these topics. Print, share, save.
YOUTH ENGAGEMENT
We have a very active youth team that helps us create events and resources that speak to them. If you want to be part of helping your fellow teens be their healthiest selves, both mentally and physically, contact us!
JOIN US
As a community coalition, we rely on community members to help us implement our work and achieve our goals. There is a place for you at All In Clayton Coalition! Sign up to receive information about our monthly meetings and opportunities to support our work.
Questions? Contact:
Lili Schliesser at
lilischliesser@claytonschools.net
MEET ALL IN’S COORDINATOR: Lili Schliesser, LMSW
Lili Schliesser began her prevention career in 2013 working with St. Louis-area coalitions on digital communications and PR strategies. She served as the project coordinator for Community Partners in Prevention from 2019 to 2022. Lili also brings her experience in recovery to her work and is driven by a passion to empower youth to make healthy decisions and reach their full potential. She is a certified Prevention Specialist and Peer Specialist in the state of Missouri. She has a bachelor’s degree in Media Literacy from Webster University and a master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Missouri St. Louis.
“I get excited about prevention work because it is an upstream solution to one of our society’s most pressing issues,” said Schliesser. “I’m thrilled to serve the Clayton community in helping to create and sustain a culture where youth are proud to be drug-free.”
