Calendar

Jun
16
Mon
VT Governor’s Forum on Opioid Abuse
Jun 16 all-day
Jul
1
Tue
Prevention Works! Mtg @ Join us by phone 1-800-747-5150 access code: 0770821#
Jul 1 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Jul
27
Sun
Youth to Youth International Trip
Jul 27 – Jul 30 all-day

We will be taking teens from BHS START to RI to learn more about youth engagement and advocacy for our annual Youth 2 Youth Conference trip!

Aug
14
Thu
BPHC Board Meeting (RESCHEDULED) @ 94 West Canal St
Aug 14 @ 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Sep
1
Mon
BPHC Office Closed for Labor Day
Sep 1 all-day
Sep
2
Tue
Prevention Works! Mtg @ Join us by phone 1-800-747-5150 access code: 0770821#
Sep 2 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Sep
4
Thu
BPHC Board Meeting @ 94 West Canal St
Sep 4 @ 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Sep
25
Thu
BPHC Coalition Meeting @ Turning Point Recovery Center, 191 Bank Street
Sep 25 @ 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm

All are welcome! Our coalition meets every other month to discuss progress on our ongoing projects, collaborate on events and brainstorm future projects. Food and fun is always provided! Call or email our coalition at (802) 652-0997 or mariah@burlingtonpartnership.org. Or just show up!

Sep
27
Sat
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day @ Check www.dea.gov for locations throughout Vermont
Sep 27 @ 10:00 am – 2:00 pm

DEA Sponsored National Event.

Free opportunity to dispose of unused or expired medications at the Burlington Police Department and other locations throughout VT. Go to our website to learn more! http://www.burlingtonpartnership.org/2013/10/reducing-prescription-drug-abuse/

Oct
1
Wed
October is National Substance Abuse Prevention Month @ Everywhere: http://www.whitehouse.gov/ondcp/prevention-intro/prevention-month
Oct 1 – Oct 31 all-day

From the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy:
Why do we recognize National Substance Abuse Prevention Month?
Every day, far too many Americans are hurt by alcohol and drug abuse. From diminished achievement in our schools, to greater risks on our roads and in our communities, to the heartache of lives cut tragically short, the consequences of substance abuse are profound. Yet, we also know that they are preventable. This month, we pay tribute to all those working to prevent substance abuse in our communities, and rededicate ourselves to building a safer, drug-free America.

Preventing drug use before it begins—particularly among young people—is the most cost-effective way to reduce drug use and its consequences. In fact, recent research has concluded that every dollar invested in school-based substance use prevention programs has the potential to save up to $18 in costs related to substance use disorders.


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