Town Hall Talks
Old Drugs, New Threats
Our 2023 Town Hall Hall – “Old Drugs, New Threats” was held at Walla Wall Community College in Clarkston and included a community resource fair, prescription take back, a presentation by Melissa Moore, a certified prevention specialist, and a panel discussion with local experts.
We informed our community about resources available in our community, basics of substance use disorder, the latest trends, products, and devices, explored the importance of prevention and the strengths of our community.
Bridging the Gap: Adversity & Youth Substance Misuse
We partnered with the LC Valley Resilience Coalition to discuss ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences) and their connection to youth substance use. We held a viewing of the documentary Paper Tigers, presentations from local youth counselors, substance use disorder providers, ACEs/resilience trainer and Clarkston’s Student Resource Officer followed by a panel discussion. We hope this town hall will helped our community understand ACEs and how to prevent and counteract them so we can reduce youth substance use in our community.
A Prevention Conversation
EPIC and our Partners brought our community a six part information series about opioid and prevention youth misuse under the campaign banner banner of One Valley, One Voice. You can find a copy of the recordings of our series under on our YouTube page.
Opioids: The Basics – Public Health North Central District & Clarkston EPIC Panel Discussion: Our Providers on Opioid Misuse – Tri-State Memorial Hospital & Clarkston EPIC Panel Discussion: Our First Responders on Opioid Misuse – First Responders of the LC Valley & Clarkston EPIC Having the Conversation with Our Youth – Boys & Girls Club of the LC Valley & Clarkston EPIC Recovery Resources in the LC Valley – Asotin County Public Health & Clarkston EPIC Safeguarding our Community: A Panel of Our Partners – panelists from previous presentations
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