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Join us and let your voice be heard. Through these opportunities, we help to create an environment where youth and adults are thriving and well.

Voices for Prevention provides youth and adults opportunities to network and learn about advocacy and topics related to substance use prevention and su***de prevention. Voices for Prevention provides youth and adults opportunities to network, learn about advocacy and topics related to substance use prevention and su***de prevention.

10/16/2026

A gentle reminder that we could all use today.

Some days feel heavier than others. You might feel stressed, overwhelmed, anxious, or simply not like yourself. That's okay. But you don't have to do it alone.

• Check in with someone you trust.
• Talk to a friend or adult
• Step away from social media when you need a break
• When things feel too heavy, reach out for help.

Share this post; you never know who might need it.

10/14/2026

Fall kicks off a season of events and gatherings. Celebrations that often include alcohol, but who said they have to?

Looking for some alcohol-free options for an upcoming event you're hosting or attending?

Consider these.

Share your favorite one with us in the comments.

10/12/2026

We all know social media was made to keep us scrolling, swiping for the next thing, seeking dopamine hits.

If you're seeing this, it's your sign to take a moment to set some digital boundaries for yourself.

Ask yourself:
• How long do I want to be on social media before taking a break?
• What about screens makes my brain or body feel bad? And what makes it feel good?
Use these questions to help you guide your screen choices.

10/10/2026

As a depressant, Alcohol can disrupt the balance of neurotransmitters (the chemical messengers that help regulate our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors).

This can mean:

• Slower thinking: Alcohol makes it harder to process your thoughts and emotions
• Lower mood: Alcohol can worsen symptoms of depression for some people
• Medication interactions: Alcohol can interact with antidepressants and other medications
• Long-term effects: Regular alcohol use can affect the brain's neurotransmitter systems, which play an important role in managing mood and anxiety

Taking care of your brain is part of taking care of your mental health, and understanding how substances affect us can help us make informed choices and protect our wellbeing.

10/07/2026

Are you someone who takes care of everyone around you?
It's time to care for your own mental health, too.

Save these numbers in case you need them.

📞 Georgia Crisis Access Line (GCAL): 1-800-715-4225
📱 988 Lifeline: Call or text 988 anytime for free, confidential support from trained crisis counselors.

Help is always just a call away. Save these numbers in your contacts right now, and if you’re feeling up for it, share this post. You never know who might need it today.

10/05/2026

Voices for Prevention Membership is more than a network; it’s a chance to connect, learn, advocate, and take action in your community.

Membership is FREE and includes:
✔️ Free trainings, webinars, and prevention resources
✔️ Statewide events and quarterly networking opportunities
✔️ Newsletters with prevention resources and policy updates
✔️ Opportunities to advocate for statewide change
✔️ Substance Use Prevention Day at the Georgia Capitol
✔️ A statewide community of prevention-minded people

Our members are hosting events, advocating for prevention, and driving change to make Georgia stronger and healthier.

Join for free today and help create lasting change!
Already a member? Tag someone who should join us!

10/02/2026

October is National Substance Use Prevention Month, and while we appreciate any opportunity to continue the prevention conversation, we also recognize that prevention doesn't start or end with a calendar month.

Prevention is an ongoing commitment we can all make, as we agree to take intentional and proactive actions to strengthen protective factors, reduce risk factors, and even create healthier environments to help people thrive.

So this month we will highlight the power of prevention. But we'll continue to remember that the most impact is made through the actions we choose to take, the meaningful connections we build, and the things we do to strengthen our communities, every single day of the year.

Prevention isn't a month or a message; it's something we all need to be part of, every single day.

10/01/2026

As the fall season ushers in busier schedules and pre-holiday stress, now is a great time to check in on your mental health.

Take some time to ask yourself these questions.

This isn’t about getting everything “right.” It’s about noticing what you need, reconnecting with what brings you joy, and making small shifts toward care and connection.

Save this for when you need a gentle reminder and share it with someone who might need one too.

09/29/2026

Wonder what makes ni****ne so addictive? Keep reading.

Here's the journey ni****ne takes:
Ni****ne is consumed ➡️ the bloodstream absorbs it ➡️ then it heads to the brain.

In just seconds after consuming a product with ni****ne, it causes dopamine to be released into the brain, giving the consumer a positive feeling (sometimes this includes a burst of energy or focus).

Over time, a person's brain starts to crave the feeling from ni****ne, creating an addiction. At the same time, a person requires more ni****ne to get the same feeling.

No matter how someone consumes ni****ne, it can be harmful and highly addictive.

Share this post to raise awareness.

09/25/2026

Finding mental health services or support isn't always as easy as just making an appointment.

There are many factors that influence the accessibility of mental health support. As a community, it's important to remember that improving mental health also includes addressing these barriers.

We can help address these barriers through things like advocacy, awareness, and walking alongside our friends and family.

Address

270 Peachtree Street NW
Atlanta, GA
30303

Telephone

+17706081280

Website

http://www.v4pga.org/

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The Maale Foundation
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