Integrea Prevention Services provided info & items for students at Loachapoka HS for #RedRibbonWeek They were provided info on the dangers of alcohol & drugs. Students were given the opportunity to sign a banner pledging to be drug & alcohol free. #PokaPride@IntegreaPS
Back in May we increased awareness of the importance of #mentalhealth and wellness in our lives. Prevention’s YAB contribution was to spread awareness through painting inspiring messages on rocks. They gave them to the ones who needed the message. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth
Traumatic exposure in life produces increased risk to substance use, which again leads to another stressful and traumatic event. It’s a vicious cycle that is causing a toll in one's #mentalhealth. For #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, let’s contribute to healthy mental health.
June is National Safety Month!
As well as it being summer prevention wanted to post about alcohol safety and to make sure everyone is being safety in public!
Monthly coalition meeting and Narcan Training in Russell County. Thank you to all who came and joined us!
Narcan training is available for Chambers, Lee, Russell, and Tallapoosa Counties. Please reach out to schedule a day. Email us at [email protected]
EAMHC Prevention sat down with Sally Pitts at WSFA to invite people to come walk in observance at the Annual Suicide Awareness Walk at Pennington Park in Dadeville, AL. Come out this Saturday, September 9, 2023 at 11AM CST to spread awareness that suicide is preventable.
Tomorrow is the day! We will be at the hiring event at Goodwill from 10-12pm. Come by and visit us to discuss opportunities with the Center and how you can make a difference! #hiring#opportunities#eamhc#share
Thank you to all that attended the Prevention Coalition Against Opioid Addiction meeting and to our guest speaker Chaplain Jeff Gibson, Sons of the American Legion. #eamhcprevention#spillthepills#communityoutreach
#EAMHCPrevention and Opioid Prevention Coalition joined together this weekend to help spread awareness for the Health Fair for #NationalGunViolence organized by #EquitableNeighborhoodsInitiative & NAACP Unit #5050. Thanks to Harry Williams, AED Advocacy for joining us today.
An awesome Community Action Day happened on May 20th at Troy University on the Chattahoochee! There was music, free food, free kona ice, giveaways from resource vendors, cake walk, and face painting from #EAMHCprevention!
East Alabama Mental Health joined with the "More Green, Less Screens" event yesterday at Pick Elementary School! It was such an honor to be a part of this awareness campaign.
EAMHC Prevention and The Chambers County Drug Task Force participated in the National Prescription Drug Take Back Event back on April 22nd! #EAMHCprevention#DEATakeBack