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Small Steps, Safer Communities: Why Drug Take Back Day Matters
Help keep kids safe by getting rid of old and unused medicine! Did you know that old medicine in your home could be a safety risk? Many families have medicine they no longer need. It may be in a bathroom cabinet, kitchen drawer, or bedroom. When medicine is not stored or thrown away safely, it can get into the wrong hands. This can put children, teens, and families at risk. The good news? We can all help! National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is Saturday, October 24, 2026,
Oct 14


Back to School, Back to Belonging: Creating Supportive Environments That Help Prevent Youth Substance Use
Back-to-school season is about more than new schedules, school supplies, and getting back into a routine. For young people, it can also mean navigating new friendships, increased academic expectations, changing social pressures, extracurricular activities, and questions about where they fit in. For youth-serving organizations, after-school programs, mentoring programs, recreation centers, clubs, and other community organizations, this time of year offers an important opportun
Aug 28


Empowering Youth Through Outdoor Activities: Nature and Prevention
Think about the last time you spent time outside. Maybe you took a walk, played a game, or sat under a tree. Chances are you felt calmer, happier, and more refreshed afterward. Youth need these moments too. Getting young people outside for activities offers more than just fresh air and exercise. It builds strong protective factors that help youth grow into confident, healthy adults. Outdoor experiences also play a key role in preventing substance use by providing positive alt
Jul 17
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