Pendleton County Champions Coalition

10/12/2026

📣 WE’RE HIRING!

Pendleton County Champions is seeking a Project Coordinator to join our team!

This position will support grant-funded projects, coordinate youth and community initiatives, and help strengthen substance use prevention and community health efforts throughout Pendleton County.

Position Highlights:

💼 Annual salary of $50,000–$60,000
📅 Grant-funded position through July 30, 2028 (position extension available contingent on future funding)
💙 Opportunity to make a meaningful impact in our community

We’re looking for someone with strong organizational and communication skills, relevant professional experience, and a passion for supporting our community.

The document with the full position description, qualifications, and requirements is linked below:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nmsRMTWu-fpewGhpaYrrCkyCCM0cgSJ0/view?usp=share_link

📩 Interested in applying? Submit your resume and cover letter to [email protected] with the subject line Project Coordinator Application. You can also submit any questions you have to that email as well.

Please share this post to help us spread the word and connect with qualified candidates! We appreciate your support as we continue working together to build a healthier Pendleton County. 💙

09/11/2026

Meet your 2026-2027 Sources of Strength Peer Leaders!!

We are ready for another year of leadership, building strength in our school and community, and fun times! ❤️

09/01/2026

Mark your calendars!!!

Join us for a family fun event on November 7th (details on the flyer). Bring your family and come hang out with our Sources of Strength Peer Leaders, make some crafts, play some games, and grab a free lunch!

We hope to see you there 💙💚

05/05/2026

A lot of time in the field of drug prevention and education, you only hear of the “bad.” But it’s important to highlight the good as well!

Kentucky is going on its 4th consecutive year of seeing a decline in overdose deaths. That is definitely something worth highlighting. Check out this article ❤️⬇️

Lowest number of deaths related to drug overdose since 2014

04/29/2026

Pendleton County High School and Champions recently hosted a Sources of Strength Field Day, bringing students together to celebrate the many supports that help us stay healthy, hopeful, and connected. Throughout the day, different tables were set up around the gym, each representing one of the Sources of Strength in which activities were facilitated by our Sources of Strength Peer Leaders! Students rotated through the stations, participating in hands-on activities that highlighted the importance of family support, positive friends, mentors, healthy activities, generosity, spirituality, mental health, and physical health.

From making friendship bracelets, to making paper flower bouquets, to making personalized sleep goals door hangers, and so much more, every station offered a meaningful way for students to engage with the idea that we all have strengths we can rely on. The event not only promoted wellness but also strengthened the sense of community across our school. It was a fun, active reminder that no one has to face challenges alone—we all have sources of strength to lean on.

And not to mention…a HUGE inflatable obstacle course and inflatable axe throwing game to add extra fun to the day!!

💙🧡💚🩷💜❤️💛🩶🩵

04/23/2026

We love being part of moments that matter at Pendleton County High School ❤️🖤🤍

With Prom this weekend, Champions partnered with PCHS to help bring important safety conversations to students today. We were excited to welcome Carol Lucio from SADD and Sheriff Brewer from the Pendleton County Sheriff’s Department for hands-on activities with our students centered around seatbelt safety and making responsible choices to prevent underage drinking.

Students participated in a “Quick Click” seatbelt challenge and experienced impairment goggle activities that highlighted how quickly judgment can be affected when consuming alcohol.

We’re proud to support schools in creating not only fun experiences, but safer ones too.

Have an incredible Prom weekend, Wildcats! Make memories, and most importantly, stay safe!

04/15/2026

Drugs Over Dinner Sticker Shock was a success! If you happen to be at one of our restaurants or gas stations and you come across one of our stickers on a to-go box or bag of chips or candy, be sure to check out the information to see what our campaign is all about!

Special thank you to Three Rivers District Health Department and NorthKey for helping chaperone our Sources of Strength Peer Leaders for this event 💚💙