Clark County Partners in Prevention

The Drug Landscape is changing! Today, Clark County Partners in Prevention brought the Tall Cop” , Jermaine Galloway to Springfield, for an eye-opening training, focused on the latest drug trends, merging substances, and what’s happening with substance use
among teens.
 a huge thank you to Tracey Yates and Sherrif Clark for helping organize this important event. Clark County Sheriff's Office
Funding provided by the STOP Grant

Impaired driving is a serious danger. Talk openly with your child about the risks of impaired driving, and set clear expectations. Let's work together to keep our kids safe. samhsa.gov/talk-they-hear-you

Tickets are on sale for McKinley Hall's 13th annual Recovery Works! banquet! Tickets are $25 dollars a piece and can be purchased at the reception desk at our 2624 Lexington Avenue location or online at: https://www.mckinleyhall.org/news/

Sponsorship levels are available. Businesses, show your support for recovery and help us celebrate recovery during this National Recovery Month!

If you have any questions, feel free to call 937-328-5300 and speak with the receptionist. Have a great day!!!

Join nationally recognized speaker Officer Jermaine Galloway ("Tall Cop") for an informative training focused on current substance use trends and emerging drug-related concerns impacting communities and first responders.

📅 Wednesday, September 16
🕛 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
📍 4th Floor Brinkman Building, Clark State

Participants will learn about:

• Current youth drug trends
• Drug dangers and emerging threats to first responders
• New alcohol and drug technology being used today

This training is designed for law enforcement professionals, EMS personnel, city leaders, prevention specialists, and coalition members seeking the latest information on substance use trends and community safety concerns.

Presented by Clark County Partners in Prevention and funded through Sober Truth About Underage Drinking (STOP) funding.

Despite repeated warnings from the FDA, the to***co industry continues to design its products to look like school supplies, snacks, gum and other everyday items. These deceptive products appeal to kids and often find their way into schools.

It is important for parents, teachers and other adults to be aware of these products and help keep them out of students' backpacks.

The to***co and ni****ne industry does not belong in schools!

Remember:
1.Overdose continues to affect people, families, and communities everywhere.
2.Overdose is preventable.
3. Compassionate and evidence-based action can save lives.

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Community event! Please contact us at 937-917-5777 to register.

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