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Monday 9am - 5pm Tuesday 9am - 5pm Wednesday 9am - 5pm Thursday 9am - 5pm Friday 9am - 5pm

Stayin' Alive

To promote a safer and healthier community by reducing the problematic use of alcohol, to***co, and PREVENTION/EDUCATION. LAW ENFORCEMENT. TREATMENT

Stayin' Alive is a group of concerned citizens and business leaders in Franklin County that was founded in 1990. The organization consists of people from all aspects of the community, that have come together to form a partnership between the private and public sectors of Franklin County to increase the awareness of the Substance Abuse issue throughout our county, as well as, try to educate all citizens in the community about this issue and the effects it causes.

05/27/2026

A huge THANK YOU to for choosing Stayin’ Alive as their May donation recipient!

We are incredibly grateful for the support and partnership from businesses like FCN that continue to invest back into our community. Your generosity helps us continue prevention education, recovery support, youth initiatives, and community outreach throughout Franklin County.

Thank you for helping us make a difference and supporting our mission of building a healthier, safer, drug-free community. 💚💚💚

05/26/2026

Reminder: Coalition Meeting Thursday! 🌟
Don’t forget to join us for the Stayin’ Alive Coalition Meeting!
📅 Date: Thursday May 28
⏰ Time: 4:00 PM
📍 Location: Franklin County Community Foundation
Let’s come together to make our community healthier and safer. Your voice and input are important—we hope to see you there!

05/01/2026

💙💚 You Belong Here 💙💚

We’re kicking off something special across Franklin & Ripley Counties this May—because belonging truly matters.

You might start seeing this message popping up in local restaurants, coffee shops, and schools. When you do, take a second to pause and think about a time you felt truly connected… a moment you knew you belonged.

04/30/2026

Our amazing Franklin County High School Wildcat Youth Leadership Team brought in Brandon Saho to speak to the 8th graders ahead of tomorrow’s Youth Summit!

Thank you so much for the invite—I’m grateful we got to sit in and listen to such an impactful and powerful message. These are the kinds of moments that truly make a difference for our youth. 💙🐾

04/18/2026

Today is the day!!! Stop in and see us and say hi!! Stop in even if you don't have any prescriptions to drop off!!

04/15/2026

Don’t forget to join us THIS Saturday!

Come check out local community organizations, grab a snack, and safely drop off your unwanted medications (no sharps or liquids, please).

As a thank you, you’ll receive a $10 gift card to a local florist while supplies last!

Bring a friend and help us keep our community safe 💙

04/09/2026

Our Deputies will be in the parking lot of the Brookville United Methodist Church at 150 E. 8th Street (the corner of Main & 8th), in Brookville on Saturday, April 18th, between the hours of 11:00 am to 1:00 pm, to collect any unwanted, unused, and/or expired prescription medications for safe and proper disposal.

Thanks to our community partner Stayin' Alive LCC who is providing a $10 gift card to local florist shops to help with your loved ones prom flowers as we help promote a fun, safe, and sober prom season. So, stop by and drop off your unwanted medications and receive the gift card while they last, courtesy of Stayin' Alive LCC.

02/04/2026

World Cancer Day is February 4th. This is a day to raise awareness about cancer, focus on preventing it, and take action to address the global cancer epidemic.

NACDD’s Disability Network for To***co Control and Cancer Prevention encourages public health professionals to ensure their cancer prevention programs intentionally include people with disabilities.

Here are a few tips on how to get started:

1. Cancer Prevention Screenings and Programs- Offer accessible cancer prevention screenings that allow people with disabilities to be tested for cancer. Provide inclusive wellness programs that give information about ways to stop to***co use and prevent cancer.

Some ways to make sure your programs are accessible include:

• Partner with disability service organizations and/or people with disabilities, health care providers and program staff who are disabled and/or understand disability;

• Offer virtual appointment options
• Identify and assist with accessible transportation to appointments,

• Have a procedure in place for providing sign language interpreters, resources in braille, easy-read, and plain language styles

2. Inclusive Cancer Prevention Working Groups- Make sure your cancer plan working groups are led by and include people with different types of disabilities. This will ensure programs are accessible and people with disabilities are intentionally included.

3. Cancer Education and Awareness Campaigns- Create cancer prevention campaigns that are accessible and represent people with disabilities. To learn about this topic visit this resource Accessible Social Media for Public Health from the Public Health Communications Collaborative.

02/03/2026

February is Heart Month, a reminder to show your heart some love. Quitting to***co is one of the best ways to protect your heart health. Quit Now Indiana offers free, confidential support whenever you’re ready.

There is no better time than now to quit.

1-800-Quit-Now | Text READY to 34191 | QuitNowIndiana.com

01/28/2026

🚨 Training Opportunity for First Responders 🚨

Safe Passage is proud to offer Unseen Advocates: The Vital Role of First Responders in Domestic Violence Advocacy, presented by Jim Schmidt with the Gabby Petito Foundation.

This impactful training is designed to equip first responders with critical insight and tools to better support survivors of domestic violence.

🔹 Registration priority will be given to 911 dispatchers, Fire/EMS, and Law Enforcement.
🔹 A waitlist will be available for other community members and professionals interested in attending.

We are deeply grateful to our presenting sponsors whose generosity makes this training possible:
John A. Hillenbrand Foundation
William A. & Martha H. Hillenbrand Foundation
Sentinel Wealth Strategies, LLC

Together, we are strengthening advocacy, awareness, and response—because unseen advocates save lives. 💜

Scan the QR Code or click the link below to register!
https://forms.gle/oXvUSm1zW8dox6R36

Address

527 Main Street PO Box 64
Brookville, IN
47012

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17656477272

Website

http://stayinalive24.org/

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