The Partnership Prevention Blog

The Partnership Prevention Blog showcases New Hampshire substance use prevention resources, partners, community highlights, and more.

The Power of Prevention Podcast: How Community Collaboration Can Improve Health For All With Lisa Vasquez

In our latest podcast episode, hear how the City of Nashua is reaching out within their community to tackle big challenges like substance misuse.

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day: A Simple Step to Protect Our Families

Find a collection site near you to dispose of unused or expired medications, helping to prevent substance misuse.

Take Down Tobacco National Day of Action: A Guide for NH Parents and Caregivers

The landscape of tobacco use has evolved, with vaping and e-cigarettes joining traditional cigarettes in the lineup of products that attract young users. Learn how you can use your voice to protect youth from nicotine addiction this Take Down Tobacco Day.

Better Now: Life Without Substance Use
Better Now: Life Without Substance Use

Empowering young people with the knowledge that using substances can lead to substance use disorder gives them an opportunity to choose to not use substances in the first place. ‘Better Now: Life Without Substance Use’ is a new video introduces five NH residents in long-term recovery to raise awareness around the importance of early intervention and the message that recovery is possible for everyone.

National Prevention Week 2023
National Prevention Week 2023

Celebrated annually, National Prevention Week promotes the world we want to see – where prevention helps keep people and communities healthy and safe. There are many ways to participate in National Prevention Week, now and throughout the year. Learn how you can get yourself or your community involved!

The Women Pillars of Contemporary Prevention
The Women Pillars of Contemporary Prevention

Women have always been central to the history of health and medicine. They have been nurses, midwives, activists, and public health experts. Read more about the courageous and tenacious women who have shaped public health and prevention strategies over the years.

Youth Smoking is Continuing to Drop. Why do we Still Need a National Day to Take Down Tobacco?
Youth Smoking is Continuing to Drop. Why do we Still Need a National Day to Take Down Tobacco?

Take Down Tobacco National Day of Action is happening March 31. This annual observance is a time for young people to speak out against the tobacco industry who slickly markets cigarette use directly to them in a variety of ways. Learn the importance of talking to youth about the facts and negative consequences of vaping and nicotine addiction to guide their future decisions that will ultimately impact their health.

Information is Now Available to Help You Give Your Baby the Best Start Possible
Information is Now Available to Help You Give Your Baby the Best Start Possible

Cannabis is the most commonly used psychoactive drug, second only to alcohol use by women. If a person who is pregnant, breastfeeding, chestfeeding, or pumping is using cannabis therapeutically, they may not be aware of the risks. Learn about the targeted, science-based, and convenient education happening at the point-of-service regarding the risks of cannabis use during this phase of life.

Community is Prevention
Community is Prevention

Based on a nationally recognized model, New Hampshire’s Child Advocacy Centers are community partnerships dedicated to pursuing the truth in child abuse cases and coordinating social services for child victims. The Granite State Children’s Alliance seeks to break the cycle of abuse not only by seeking justice for child victims, but also by putting families and child victims on a sustainable path to healing. Learn more about the Granite State Children’s Alliance and their KNOW & TELL® program.

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