Fulton-Hickman Co ASAP

10/13/2026

ALL residents of Fulton and Hickman counties are invited to ASAP Council meetings. The next one is on Thursday, November 12 at Cayce Methodist Church, 195 Hwy 94 ---

10/08/2026

We're looking forward to the SPARK Summit, happening on October 28 at MSU's Paducah campus.
Fulton Independent High School BADD Club students will speak about their work at the event. BADD Club is funded by the Fulton - Hickman Counties ASAP Council.

10/06/2026

Stress / anxiety / overwhelm are a big part of substance misuse. Positive mental health supports are important.
Emory University is seeking Black teens, ages 15-18, in Fulton County for a youth mental health outreach effort.
Scan the QR code below and enter your name and parent/guardian contact, and information will be sent to you about a focus group session here in Fulton

10/04/2026

Here's what the Hickman County Schools' KAPS Family Resource / Youth Services Center (FRYSC) is doing during the month of October.
The Fulton - Hickman Counties ASAP Council is proud to be a funding partner of KAPS' Red Ribbon Week work.

Happy October, friends!

09/29/2026

Heroes talk about hard things with kids on a regular basis.
The more your family discusses things like underage drinking, sexual development, dealing with conflict, the easier it gets.
Have a casual courageous conversation today!

09/24/2026

The Fulton - Hickman Counties ASAP Council meets every other month. The September meeting is today!
All community members are welcome to attend.
Come share your insights about substance misuse prevention work in this corner of Kentucky ---

09/23/2026

Operation Parent makes raising kids less lonely.
Check out their free online sessions -- the next one is Tuesday, September 29, at 12 noon Central time.

07/02/2026

Four Rivers Behavioral Health's offices at 5th and Broadway feature two unique murals on the 5th Street side of the building.
The murals were created as part of the Guess Family Foundation’s Kindness Mural Project.
Completed in the summer of 2024, and painted by volunteers from Four Rivers Behavioral Health and others in the community, the You Are Not Alone Mural has become a symbol of the services and support we provide to the citizens of this community.
People often stop to take photos and post them on social media as a message of hope for those who may have lost hope and need to hear that they are truly not alone.
The mural has become so popular,
we have created a coffee mug depicting
the mural and celebrating the message
it shares to everyone who sees it.
The mugs are available inside Four Rivers Behavioral Health for just $10. Proceeds go to Four Rivers Behavioral Health’s Charitable Foundation to help support the invaluable work we do providing Mindful Care to the community.

07/01/2026

We can all take action to prevent su***de.
Understanding the issues concerning su***de and mental health is an important way to take part in , help others in crisis, and change the conversation around su***de: 988lifeline.org

06/24/2026