Archways offers several prevention programs that address risk factors that may be present or protective factors that are inadequately developed. Archways is a prevention leader in Broward County and offers programs in collaboration with other agencies, churches, and schools to hundreds of youth and adults each year.
Creating Lasting Family Connections is a "science-based" curriculum designated as a model program by the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention. It helps youth and families improve their personal growth through increasing self-awareness, expression of feelings, interpersonal communication, and self-disclosure.
Get Real About Violence targets the attitudes and behaviors that underlie a wide range of violence, from bullying at early ages to criminal assault in later years. It teaches social skills that help young people avoid violence. It emphasizes the importance of bystanders as well as perpetrators and victims and reinforces students' nonviolent norms and promotes.
Promoting Education and Awareness in Community Environments (P.E.A.C.E.) promotes health, wellness and substance abuse awareness. It offers a curriculum formatted into individual, group, or interactive classes which focuses on self-esteem, values, communication, assertiveness, feelings, anger management, conflict resolution, stress management, alcohol and the family, street drugs, over-the-counter drugs, and the disease concept.