United Way of Addison County (UWAC) fosters community service for all community members, but especially for our youth in Addison County. In that spirit, UWAC honors a local high school senior through the UWAC Youth Volunteer Scholarship Award. On behalf of a generous donor, one student is chosen annually…
The Addison County Substance Use and Prevention Coalition (ACSUPC), comprising over 35 dedicated community partner organizations, has a common mission: to improve the health of all individuals in Addison County by increasing protective factors, decreasing risk factors, and engaging partners across all…
"Substance misuse in Vermonters age 65 and older is increasing, and the older adult population is continuing to grow. There is an increased need for awareness of unhealthy substance use, identifying risks, and treatment and recovery services.
As we age, changes in the body such as lower water content,…
Mountain Community Health (MCH) offers outpatient treatment for individuals experiencing Substance Use Disorder (SUD). Our dedicated team is committed to providing a compassionate and supportive environment, emphasizing individualized care plans to address each patient’s needs while integrating FDA-approved…
As we recognize National Prevention Week, we are reminded that prevention starts with education, connection, and community action. At the Turning Point Center of Addison County, this mission is not just a weeklong commitment—it’s the foundation of everything we do.
A Safe Haven for RecoveryFor over…
During Prevention Week, SaVida Health in Vergennes is proud to highlight our commitment to transforming lives through compassionate, effective, and personalized addiction recovery services. Addiction is a complex journey, and our team is dedicated to providing support that truly meets the unique needs…
Prom and graduation season is upon us, and it’s a whirlwind of excitement for teens and their families alike! While these milestones are a cause for celebration, it’s important to recognize their potential risks.
Enter Celebrate Safely, the annual campaign geared toward local high school students and…
In today’s complex world, substance use remains a pressing public health issue—one that affects not only individuals but entire communities. As we search for innovative and compassionate ways to tackle this challenge, one often-overlooked ally is right in the heart of our neighborhoods: the public library.…
Over the last several years, we have seen increased use of vapes and e-cigarettes among young people in Addison County. Vapes were once marketed as a tool for adults using cigarettes to quit, and have now become a trendy substance among youth. Vapes appeal to youth due to the wide range of flavors, bright…
What is Substance Misuse Prevention?
The Division of Substance Use Prevention (DSU- Vermont Department of Health) defines prevention as “reducing the harmful effects of tobacco, alcohol, and other drugs and stopping addiction before it starts by working alongside treatment, recovery, and harm-reduction…
United Way of Addison County (UWAC) fosters community service for all community members, but especially for our youth in Addison County. In that spirit, UWAC honors a local high school senior through the UWAC Youth Volunteer Scholarship Award. On behalf of a generous donor, one student is chosen annually…
The Addison County Substance Use and Prevention Coalition (ACSUPC), comprising over 35 dedicated community partner organizations, has a common mission: to improve the health of all individuals in Addison County by increasing protective factors, decreasing risk factors, and engaging partners across all…
"Substance misuse in Vermonters age 65 and older is increasing, and the older adult population is continuing to grow. There is an increased need for awareness of unhealthy substance use, identifying risks, and treatment and recovery services.
As we age, changes in the body such as lower water content,…
Mountain Community Health (MCH) offers outpatient treatment for individuals experiencing Substance Use Disorder (SUD). Our dedicated team is committed to providing a compassionate and supportive environment, emphasizing individualized care plans to address each patient’s needs while integrating FDA-approved…
As we recognize National Prevention Week, we are reminded that prevention starts with education, connection, and community action. At the Turning Point Center of Addison County, this mission is not just a weeklong commitment—it’s the foundation of everything we do.
A Safe Haven for RecoveryFor over…
During Prevention Week, SaVida Health in Vergennes is proud to highlight our commitment to transforming lives through compassionate, effective, and personalized addiction recovery services. Addiction is a complex journey, and our team is dedicated to providing support that truly meets the unique needs…
Prom and graduation season is upon us, and it’s a whirlwind of excitement for teens and their families alike! While these milestones are a cause for celebration, it’s important to recognize their potential risks.
Enter Celebrate Safely, the annual campaign geared toward local high school students and…
In today’s complex world, substance use remains a pressing public health issue—one that affects not only individuals but entire communities. As we search for innovative and compassionate ways to tackle this challenge, one often-overlooked ally is right in the heart of our neighborhoods: the public library.…
Over the last several years, we have seen increased use of vapes and e-cigarettes among young people in Addison County. Vapes were once marketed as a tool for adults using cigarettes to quit, and have now become a trendy substance among youth. Vapes appeal to youth due to the wide range of flavors, bright…
What is Substance Misuse Prevention?
The Division of Substance Use Prevention (DSU- Vermont Department of Health) defines prevention as “reducing the harmful effects of tobacco, alcohol, and other drugs and stopping addiction before it starts by working alongside treatment, recovery, and harm-reduction…
