Bradley Prevention Coalition

05/19/2026

Imagine finally reaching a point where change is possible… but not being able to afford the next step.

A gentleman in our community has made the courageous decision to enter treatment. We are seeking to raise $1,250 to help cover his admission, transportation, and essential items needed to begin his recovery journey.

Recovery is possible—but community support often makes the difference.

If you are able to give, even a small amount, you are investing in a life, a future, and a second chance. If you’re unable to donate, liking, sharing, and commenting helps this post reach someone who can.

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05/15/2026

Before there can be change, there has to be communication.

Many of us can identify challenges within our community through personal experiences or by witnessing the experiences of others. Meaningful change in mental health services and access cannot happen if voices are not heard.

We want to strongly emphasize that this survey is completely private, and your experiences will remain confidential. This is not intended to create a thread for complaints about our community’s mental health services, and any negative comment threads will be removed.

If you or a loved one are having difficulty navigating mental health services and need assistance, please send us a private message. We will do our best to help connect you with support and resources.

We encourage everyone to take this survey, facilitated by medical professionals, and help advocate for positive change. Change does not happen overnight, but this is a place to start.

If you complete the survey, drop your favorite emoji below! 💙

05/11/2026

Mental health touches every part of life — from housing and work to relationships and community. When mental health challenges arise, they often intersect with substance use, and whole person care that addresses both is essential to lasting recovery and well-being.

04/30/2026

Support can make all the difference, and recovery is always possible.

Talk to someone you trust
Reach out to support groups
Recovery is possible and worth it

04/29/2026

So excited for another great event!

Safe The Date! Saturday, September 26, Safety Fest 2026: Fun, Food, Festivities, Family - More to Come!

04/29/2026

While overdose deaths are down from record highs, too many young lives are still at risk from fake prescription pills made with fentanyl. Learn how you can help protect our communities at fentanylawarenessday.org

Join our coalition in taking action to save lives from fentanyl and fake prescription pills. Visit fentanylawarenessday.org to learn how you can make a difference in your community.

04/28/2026

04/27/2026

Missed Drug Take-Back Day? No worries…we’ve got you covered.

Year-round drop boxes are available!
Safely dispose of unused or expired medications anytime and help keep our community safe.

Because prevention doesn’t happen just one day a year.

04/24/2026

It doesn’t take much to affect your ability to drive safely. What feels “fine” can still put you and others at risk.

Plan ahead, make safe choices, and never drive impaired

04/24/2026

Don't forget about this Saturday's DEA National Takeback.

Bring your unused, unwanted, and expired household medications. No questions asked!

📅 April 25th, 2026
📍 Kroger on 9225 Kingston Pike
⏰ 10:00am - 2:00PM

https://metrodrug.org/takeback/

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