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Prevention Sponsorships Available!
Healthy Lamoille Valley is pleased to offer prevention sponsorships to the Lamoille Valley community, made available from the Region 3 Vermont Prevention Lead Organization grant, supporting prevention across the lifespan. This year we have $5,000 available to be given out in increments of $250 – $500, to be used by June 30th, 2026.
Youth Advocacy at Work!
The Annual Our Voices Xposed, or OVX, Youth Statehouse Rally provides youth prevention leaders from Vermont middle and high schools a platform to educate and inform key decision makers and fellow citizens about tobacco and nicotine related issues and harms to schools, communities and young Vermonters, as seen and experienced firsthand.
January Coalition Meeting: Youth and Technology
Healthy Lamoile Valley Monthly Coalition MeetingTuesday, January 20 | 3:00–4:30 PMMorrisville Health Department, Large Conference Room67 Professional Drive, Morrisville, VTOR join online, email...
Healthy and Safe Winter Celebrations!
Warm wishes from Healthy Lamoille Valley for healthy and safe winter celebrations and a Happy New Year! As we gather with family, friends, and community, it’s a good time to keep kids and teens safe by securing adult-use substances in your home and at gatherings. Alcohol and cannabis can impact your ability to drive. If you’re not able to drive, have a designated driver who can take over.
December Coalition Meeting: Parent and Caregiver Focus
Calling Lamoille Valley Parents/caregivers, PTO/PTA members, youth sports coaches, and anyone interested in how they can support parents and caregivers in the community! Join us at Healthy Lamoille Valley’s monthly Coalition Meeting on December 16th where we will brainstorm ways to involve and support parents and caregivers more actively in prevention, and explore two outreach topics: safe substance storage and having meaningful conversations with our kids and teens.
Keep Kids and Teens Safe this Winter
The days are getting shorter and the nights are getting colder here in Vermont. It’s a good time to gather with your family, friends, and community. As we enter the winter holiday season, it’s also a good time to make a plan to keep kids and teens safe by securing adult-use substances in your home and at gatherings.