This website is made possible solely through funding from the Northeast Vermont Prevention Consortium
Take Action for the Great American Smokeout!
On November 20th, join us in making the Great American Smokeout, sponsored by the American Cancer Society, a hands-on event across the Lamoille Valley! Together, we can reduce tobacco, vape, and nicotine use while protecting our communities and environment. Every cleanup, policy change, and supportive action makes a difference!
Free Training for Prevention Professionals
The Introduction to the Prevention Core Competencies for Prevention Professionals, covers the foundations of substance use prevention science for early and mid-career prevention professionals. The two and a half day workshop is appropriate for prevention professionals, school based prevention staff (SAPs), recovery staff, board members, and other community partners.
Healthy Lamoille Valley in the News!
Just in time for Prevention Month, this week’s edition of the Hardwick Gazette features an article on Vermont youth substance use and Healthy Lamoille Valley! Thank you Hardwick Gazette for your commitment to local journalism!
Connect for Action: October Kick-off Event!
We’re bringing the community together to build meaningful connections between local youth, legislators, and community members. We will explore how to create healthier communities and healthier lives for youth starting with questions contributed by youth and legislators. This fun and interactive event is open to all! Breakfast provided by Green Mountain Tech’s Culinary Program.
Recovery Month at Healthy Lamoille Valley
What does Recovery Month mean for Healthy Lamoille Valley? As a prevention coalition with strong recovery partners in the community, we are able to bring recovery into our work. We collaborate regularly with the teams at North Central Vermont Recovery Center (NCVRC) and Jenna’s Promise. Why? Because recovery is prevention.
Supporting Mental Health in Sports
Coaches play a pivotal role in shaping the mental and emotional well-being of their athletes. It’s essential to create environments that promote open communication, trust, and support, and to recognize the challenges faced by both coaches and players. By prioritizing mental health, we can ensure that sports remain a source of joy, growth, and resilience for all involved.