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Getting To Know PreventEd’s Role In Community Prevention Programs
PreventEd is committed to the health and safety of our communities. That is why we offer many different types of educational programs designed around scientific, research-based methods that have been proven to prevent alcohol, tobacco, and drug use. Our programs are available to local schools and community groups, and many times they are available free of charge. Learn more about what we offer in the fight for a community free from alcohol, tobacco, and drug use.
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Beginning Our Journey to ColorBravery
Executive Director, Nichole Dawsey, reveals PreventEd’s journey to “Colorbravery” as we advance racial equity within our organization.
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The Place to Turn…Even in a Pandemic
From our Deputy Executive Director, Jenny Armbruster, she talks about how PreventEd continued our services during the COVID-19 shutdown.
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5 Tips For Safely Disposing Of Prescription Medication To Prevent Misuse
PreventEd is committed to helping individuals dispose of their prescription medications in a safe way. You can learn more here about how you can safely dispose of your prescriptions as well as ways that you can avoid misuse of your prescriptions.
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How Good Nutrition Affects Recovery
PreventEd is passionate about recovery and helping individuals live a healthy lifestyle. Learn more about how healthy nutrition can lead to a healthier recovery.
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What Is Addiction?
The word "addiction" can often be misused or misinterpreted. Here you can find out what an addiction actually is, how this is related to drug use, and how PreventEd, as well as you, can prevent misuse.
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Big Changes for a Major League
The MLB has made some changes around drug testing their athletes. Hear from Landon Robert, a PreventEd Community Strategist, and an avid sports fan, on what these changes mean for the league and substance use.
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Ain’t No Rest for the Wicked
Tobacco companies seem to keep finding a way to come out with something new. Hear from Stacie Zellin, PreventEd's Community Education Coordinator, on how these changes are affecting the younger generation and people who are trying to use vaping as a healthier alternative.
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