One Voice for Volusia

One Voice for Volusia "Connecting the Community with Health, Education and Human Services resources"
Nonprofits, Community Connector, Community Agenda, Youth Programs

Mobilizing our community to improve the quality of life for all citizens. A powerful data centered, proactive coalition made up of the leaders in the Health and Human Services field. Centered on relationship building, priority setting and information sharing. One Voice reaches thousands of professionals each month through our monthly meetings and communication networks.

đź“… Mark your calendars: 9/8 is ! Join us in raising awareness of the 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline and reminding people ...
09/04/2026

📅 Mark your calendars: 9/8 is ! Join us in raising awareness of the 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline and reminding people that support is available. This year’s theme, “988 Reasons: Your reason is reason enough,” reminds us that you don’t have to be in crisis to reach out. Learn more and find resources to participate: samhsa.gov/988Day

For teens, the social or rewarding part of a decision can sometimes feel more important than the potential consequences....
09/03/2026

For teens, the social or rewarding part of a decision can sometimes feel more important than the potential consequences.

The National Institute of Mental Health notes that adolescent brain development and the importance of peer relationships can contribute to greater risk-taking.

That matters when we're talking about substance use.

A young person may hear:
"It's just one time."
"Everyone else is doing it."
"It can't really hurt me."

This is why prevention can't rely on simply saying "don't do it."

Young people need the facts behind the decision so they can understand the potential consequences and make informed choices.

That's the idea behind The Facts. Your Future.: Just Say No... and Here's Why.

Why can a teenager seem incredibly mature one minute and make a questionable decision the next?Part of the answer is dev...
09/01/2026

Why can a teenager seem incredibly mature one minute and make a questionable decision the next?

Part of the answer is development.

The teen brain is still developing, including areas involved in planning, decision-making, and impulse control. At the same time, social experiences and rewards can have a strong influence during adolescence.

That's one reason adolescence is such an important time for substance use
prevention.

Young people need more than a warning. They need accurate information, trusted
adults, and opportunities to practice making informed decisions.

Understanding the brain is part of understanding prevention.

International Overdose Awareness Day 2026: 25 Years On. Still Needed.Behind every statistic is a person — someone loved,...
08/31/2026

International Overdose Awareness Day 2026: 25 Years On. Still Needed.

Behind every statistic is a person — someone loved, someone valued. Behind every loss is a ripple felt by families, friends, and entire communities.

But "Still Needed" is also a message of hope: overdose is preventable. We know what works — timely access to care, education, and life-saving interventions save lives. The challenge now is making sure these solutions are seen, shared, and embraced everywhere.

This year's theme honors 25 years of dedication from those who've carried this work forward, and invites all of us — across cultures, professions, and communities — to keep learning, speak openly, and act with compassion and evidence.

Because while this day is still needed, it doesn't have to be forever. Together, we can build a future with fewer lives lost, support within reach for everyone, and a world where this day of remembrance is no longer necessary.
Until then: we remember. We act. We continue — together.

Join us this IOAD as we work toward a world without overdose. đź’™

đź”— Learn more: https://www.overdoseday.com

We’re excited to be joining Volusia Recovery Alliance today for their Keeping Hope: Overdose Remembrance & Awareness Day...
08/29/2026

We’re excited to be joining Volusia Recovery Alliance today for their Keeping Hope: Overdose Remembrance & Awareness Day event.

A special thank you to one of our Youth Impact Network students for joining our team and helping us today! We’re grateful to have young leaders like you supporting important conversations and helping make a difference in our community.

We’ll be here until 2 p.m., so stop by, say hello, and connect with us!
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🧠 The Facts MatterDid you know the brain continues developing until about age 25?During adolescence, the brain is still ...
08/28/2026

🧠 The Facts Matter

Did you know the brain continues developing until about age 25?

During adolescence, the brain is still developing the areas responsible for decision-making, planning, and impulse control. Because the brain is still growing, it's especially important for young people to have accurate information and trusted adults they can turn to for guidance.

đź’¬ Try This:
Ask your child, "Have you ever heard something about va**ng, alcohol, or drugs that you're not sure is true?"

Start by listening. Then explore the facts together.

Source: National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)

Flagler Cares & One Voice for Volusia leadership were excited to celebrate the grand opening and ribbon cutting of the n...
08/27/2026

Flagler Cares & One Voice for Volusia leadership were excited to celebrate the grand opening and ribbon cutting of the new AdventHealth Daytona Beach expansion. Congratulations to AdventHealth on growing a legacy of whole-person care!

As parents and caregivers, we all hope our children carry more than backpacks into the new school year.Maybe you hope th...
08/25/2026

As parents and caregivers, we all hope our children carry more than backpacks into the new school year.

Maybe you hope they know they're loved.
Maybe you hope they know it's okay to ask for help.
Maybe you hope they know they can always come to you.

✨ Finish this sentence in the comments:
"This school year, I hope my child knows..."

Your words might be exactly what another parent needs to hear today.

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