RAAD Region 6

10/14/2026

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Learn why parenting community matters, how connection supports parents and kids, and how building your village can help you feel more supported and prepared.

10/12/2026

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Toys For Tots applications are open. Families can only apply to one organization. Apply at https://dardanelle-ar.toysfortots.org

10/12/2026

Help End the Arkansas Opioid Epidemic by dropping off unwanted or expired prescription medication on Saturday, October 24th from 10 am to 2 pm at Harps (112 Houston Ave, Perryville, AR 72126).

Perryville Police Department City of Perryville, Arkansas Community Service, Inc.

10/07/2026

💊 PRESCRIPTION DRUG TAKE BACK DAY 💊
Help keep our families and community safe! Join us for Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 10:00 AM–2:00 PM at:
📍 Harp’s Food Store
112 Houston Ave
Perryville, AR 72126
Bring your unused or expired prescription medications for safe, anonymous disposal.
🚫 No needles, syringes, or sharps
🚫 No liquids
🚫 No aerosols
🚫 No illegal drugs
While you’re here, check out our FREE community resources, including:
📚 Free prevention brochures
💙 Naloxone available + training information
🎨 Kid activities, games, crafts & prizes
🛡️ Resources for healthy choices and substance misuse prevention
Together, we can reduce medication misuse, prevent accidental poisonings, and build safer, healthier communities.
💙 Safe Communities. Healthy Futures.
💛 Stronger Communities Start with Prevention!

09/18/2026

Check out this article: What is Zyn and what are oral ni****ne pouches?

As youth e-cigarette use remains a public health concern a different type of flavored ni****ne product is gaining popularity: oral ni****ne pouches.

09/17/2026

Check this great resource out for all the folks in Perry County. Perryville Police Department, Perry County Sheriff’s Office Arkansas

08/28/2026

💜 **INTERNATIONAL OVERDOSE AWARENESS DAY — AUGUST 31** 💜

International Overdose Awareness Day is a time to remember those we have lost, support individuals and families affected by overdose, and raise awareness about overdose prevention.

Overdose affects individuals, families, friends, and entire communities. By increasing awareness, reducing stigma, learning about prevention resources, and supporting those who need help, we can all play a role in creating safer and healthier communities.

Today and every day, let's remember those we've lost, support those who are struggling, and continue working together to prevent overdose.

💜 **Remember. Educate. Support. Prevent.**

08/27/2026

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💜 Opioid Misuse Prevention & Overdose Awareness

August 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day — a time to remember those whose lives have been lost to overdose, support individuals and families impacted by substance use, and share information that can help save lives.

Opioid overdose can happen to anyone. Prescription opioids, illicit opioids such as he**in, and illegally manufactured fentanyl can all cause overdose by slowing the body’s breathing to dangerous levels.

Knowing how to respond can make a difference. Recognize the signs of an opioid overdose:

-Unresponsive or unable to wake
-Slow, shallow, or stopped breathing
-Pinpoint pupils
-Pale, gray, or bluish skin, lips, or fingernails
-Choking, gurgling, or snoring-like sounds

If you suspect an overdose, call 911, administer naloxone (Narcan) if available, and stay with the person until help arrives. Naloxone can rapidly reverse an opioid overdose and save a life.

At Community Service, Inc., prevention is about more than raising awareness. It’s about giving individuals, families, and communities the knowledge and resources they need to make healthier, safer choices.

This Overdose Awareness Day, take time to learn the signs, know how to respond, and know where to find naloxone. One informed person can make a lifesaving difference. 💜

08/22/2026

🌟 **PREVENTION IN ACTION** 🌟

**AWARENESS. CONNECTION. ACTION.**

Prevention starts when we become aware of the challenges facing our community. It grows when we connect with one another. And it makes a difference when we take action.

💡 **BUILD AWARENESS** — Learn the facts and share reliable information.

🤝 **BUILD CONNECTION** — Check in with a friend, family member, neighbor, or someone who may need support.

🙌 **TAKE ACTION** — Get involved, support prevention efforts, and help connect others with resources.

Every conversation matters.
Every connection matters.
Every action matters.

💙 **Together, we can build stronger, healthier, and more resilient communities.**

**What will you do today to make a difference?**

08/19/2026

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School Crosswalk Safety

As students head back to school, crosswalks become some of the busiest—and most important—areas on our roads.

Drivers: Slow down near schools, stay alert for children crossing, and yield at crosswalks. Never pass a vehicle stopped at a crosswalk; a child may be crossing where you cannot see them.

Students and families: Use designated crosswalks, follow crossing-guard and traffic-signal instructions, and look left-right-left before crossing. Keep phones and distractions away until you are safely across the street.

A few extra seconds of attention can help every student arrive safely—at school and back home.



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