October is Health Literacy Month! For the past 25 years, this month has been a time to highlight the importance of making health information easy to find, understand, and use. Most of the buzz around health literacy is geared toward health care providers and other...
This blog was guest-authored by Melony Williams, LCMHC, a licensed mental health clinician with over 20 years of experience supporting children and families who have experienced trauma. Melony has served as a Clinical Supervisor at a family resource center and is a...
Parents, policy makers, and school staff all play a part in creating safe environments for kids to learn, grow, and play without the threat of being bullied, including online. Learn how you can model respectful behavior, the importance of setting expectations for how to treat one another, and why swift, consistent responses are so essential.
Sober October is a growing movement that encourages people to take a break from alcohol and reflect on their relationship with drinking. For parents and caregivers, it’s a valuable opportunity to help the young people in your life understand the importance of making...
As we observe International Overdose Awareness Day on August 31st, let’s reflect on the impact of substance misuse on our communities and the steps we can take to prevent overdoses. Overdose deaths are a pressing public health crisis affecting individuals of all ages,...
The month of July offers a perfect opportunity to join a global movement that promotes healthier choices and raises awareness about the impacts of alcohol: Dry July. At The Partnership, we believe that any time of the year is a great moment to start making healthy...
The New Hampshire (NH) legislature recently failed to pass House Bill 1633, which would have legalized recreational cannabis in the State. Despite initial support and amendments, the bill was ultimately tabled by the House with a narrow vote of 178-173. This decision...
Authored by: Joseph Vano (Prevention Strategies Manager at the Partnership for Public Health Prevention Strategies) Summer, with its warm sun and longer days, invites us to enjoy outdoor activities and create lasting memories. As parents and caregivers, it’s essential...
It’s National Prevention Week (NPW)! During this observance, we turn our attention to substance use prevention and mental health promotion, aiming to foster safer, healthier communities in New Hampshire and beyond. The Partnership is excited to present this guest blog...