Middletown Prevention Council

06/06/2026

Join us this summer at our Middletown Saybrook Clinic for free informational forums surrounding topics facing teens today. No registration required! These will be held once a month at 6pm at 520 Saybrook Rd in Middletown, CT. Stop by to speak with industry experts and learn ways to help your teen navigate the challenges they are are facing. The summer is a perfect time to reset and prepare for a new school year ahead! We hope you'll join us.

Topics and info listed below, and you can always call our clinic or visit rootcenter.org to learn more.

06/01/2026

🏳️‍🌈 June is Pride Month — a reminder that supportive, inclusive communities play an important role in prevention and mental wellbeing.
LGBTQ+ youth who feel connected, affirmed, and supported are more likely to experience positive mental health outcomes and seek help when needed. Creating safe spaces, encouraging open conversations, and showing support can make a meaningful difference. 💙

05/20/2026

Parents, take note! Middletown PAL is offering a FREE 4-day Job Prep Program for children aged 12-18.

This program will provide valuable training on resume creation, oral board interviews, networking, and building confidence.

To register, please contact Officer Santiago through a Facebook message or the PAL number 8603811187. There are limited spots!

Let's empower our children with the skills they need to excel in the workforce.

05/19/2026

Thank you to our colleagues at and for organizing the annual Kids Health and Safety Day event! We loved connecting with local orgs, sharing prevention resources with families, and meeting local youth. Until next year! ☺️

05/14/2026

National Prevention Week is an important reminder for all of us to listen to others and stay informed on support resources for improving community mental health. Please remember that help is available to all and recovery is possible.

05/13/2026

05/12/2026

This National Prevention Week, we recognize the importance of prevention in supporting healthy, safe, and connected communities. Prevention efforts help reduce substance misuse, promote mental wellness and encourage positive outcomes for youth and families. By working together through education, awareness and community support, we can help create environments where young people feel empowered to make healthy choices. 💙

05/07/2026

May coalition newsletter is fresh off the press!

05/01/2026

Happy Mental Health Awareness Month! Taking care of your mind, checking in with yourself, and reaching out for support all matter. Let’s continue to raise awareness, reduce stigma and support one another.