Red Band of Prevention Coalition

Red Band of Prevention Coalition The Red Band of Prevention Coalition (RBPC) serves as a conduit for sharing experiences, resources, and opportunities.

We strive to provide the Meskwaki community with knowledge, support, and effective tools to reduce risky behavior and enhance wellness.

A short and relevant message.
06/10/2021

A short and relevant message.

Did you know that inhalants can prevent the brain from getting its much-needed oxygen?

Social media is a powerful tool for staying in touch with those we love and care about, but recent studies suggest that ...
05/17/2021

Social media is a powerful tool for staying in touch with those we love and care about, but recent studies suggest that it may have negative impacts on our mental health when we place more importance on the content than reality.

05/11/2021
04/20/2021

DEA Take Back public service announcement reminding communities about the upcoming National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on April 24, 2021. For more info...

Take a moment today and thank Creator for the many blessings in your life
04/19/2021

Take a moment today and thank Creator for the many blessings in your life

04/15/2021

With the rollout of vaccines and restrictions lifting, teens and young adults are eager to be more social. While there is joy in allowing our kids to be with their friends safely, there may be renewed worry about the risks of youth drinking.

This Alcohol Awareness Month, we are sharing a new guide, "Alcohol: What Families Need to Know to Help Protect Young People," with all the information to help you begin — or continue — a conversation with your child about alcohol.
In this guide, you’ll learn:

• Health risks of youth drinking
• Signs of alcohol poisoning
• Different types of alcohol (it’s not just beer and beverages)
• How to know if your child is drinking
• How to set clear expectations and consequences if your child is drinking

https://drugfree.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Alcohol-Guide_Families_030821.pdf"

Calling all creative youth 14-25 years old with knowledge of American Indian/Alaska Native culture, tradition, and histo...
04/12/2021

Calling all creative youth 14-25 years old with knowledge of American Indian/Alaska Native culture, tradition, and history! Are you concerned about substance misuse in your community? Are you a visual, literary (written), or performance artist? The National Institute on Drug Abuse in partnership with with the Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board (NPAIHB), through the We R Native program, challenges you to create art that inspires others by demonstrating indigenous resilience to substance misuse for the chance to win some cash!

Image Courtesy of We R Native Calling all creative youth 14-25 years old with knowledge of American Indian/Alaska Native cultur

04/09/2021

A new study finds young people who first try ma*****na or misuse prescription drugs when they are teens are more likely to develop a substance use disorder than those who wait until they are young adults before their first substance use or misuse.

03/23/2021
Be gentle with yourself and others
03/11/2021

Be gentle with yourself and others

Address

1646 305th Street
Montour, IA
52339

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16414849416

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