Get Ready for the Great American Smokeout
Plan an event or activity for the Great American Smoke Out on November 21st! Join us in organizing events for the annual Great American Smoke Out, sponsored by the American Cancer Society. Let’s work to reduce tobacco, vape and nicotine use at your business, organization, school or for your town all across the Lamoille Valley region!
Prevention Sponsorships Available
Healthy Lamoille Valley is pleased to be able to once again offer prevention sponsorships to the Lamoille Valley community, made available from the Region 3 Vermont Prevention Lead Organization grant. These allotments are designed with equity in mind to be accessible to projects that would be greatly advanced with a small amount of funding.
Healthy Lamoille Valley Brings the Community Together!
On October 24th, Healthy Lamoille Valley held a fall coalition event bringing together a diverse group of community members to discuss topics surrounding youth substance prevention. The participants...
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day October 26th
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is Saturday, October 26th, from 10:00am – 2:00pm. This is a great opportunity to turn in your unwanted, unused, or expired medications. Find participating Take Back Day sites in Vermont at takebackday.dea.gov. This service is free and anonymous, no questions asked.
Cafe Chats – Drop on By!
Join us for a parent/caregiver cafe chat and your coffee or tea is on us! All parents and caregivers welcome! Creating space for parents/caregivers to gather and connect around the joys and trials of parenting. Sponsored by Healthy Lamoille Valley and the North Central Vermont Recovery Center. 8:30-10:00 Come when you can – leave when you need to.
Join us! Fall Community Event!
Join Healthy Lamoille Valley and strengthen local actions to reduce harmful substance use across the lifespan! This community engagement meeting continues our collective efforts to implement activities that create safe and healthy communities as Healthy Lamoille Valley enters into stage 2 of the Drug Free Communities grant. We will connect around our work strengthening local actions to reduce harmful substance use across the lifespan.
Recovery for Teens
Parents and caregivers are important partners in a teen’s recovery from substance use, and it’s natural for this process to be challenging for everyone involved. Here are a few suggestions that may be helpful if your child is facing difficulties with substance use.