Moses Lake Community Coalition

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Mission Statement:
Through community collaborative efforts, we support, advocate and guide change that reduces youth and community substance misuse and its associated negative consequences.

Turns out, community is a verb.You don't build one by just living in the same zip code.You build it when somebody coache...
09/04/2026

Turns out, community is a verb.

You don't build one by just living in the same zip code.

You build it when somebody coaches the team, organizes the fundraiser, checks on a neighbor, opens their doors, shares what they have, volunteers their Saturday, or decides, "Somebody should do something about that"—and then actually does.

We see that all over Moses Lake.

People show up here. That's kind of our thing.

👇 Tag someone—a person, business, group or organization—you've seen show up for Moses Lake.

We'll go first:
Care Moses Lake
They have a long history of bringing people together, supporting local efforts, and stepping up when there’s a need in our community. We appreciate the time, energy, and heart they continue to invest in Moses Lake.

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09/04/2026

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Your kid is getting messages from everywhere.Friends. Social media. Advertising. Music. Trends. Algorithms. Other adults...
09/03/2026

Your kid is getting messages from everywhere.

Friends. Social media. Advertising. Music. Trends. Algorithms. Other adults. And yes…you. 😬

Trying to control every influence isn't realistic.

Helping kids learn to recognize influence is.

Ask what they think about something they saw online. Talk about why an ad works. Wonder out loud why something suddenly became popular. Ask what their friends think, and then ask, “What do YOU think?”

Those conversations give kids practice separating what everyone else is saying from what they actually believe, value, and want for themselves.

That's the idea behind Free Mind.

We can't make every decision for our kids.

We can help them build a mind that's ready to make their own.

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

Why is prevention part of International Overdose Awareness Day?Because prevention is about helping before a crisis happe...
08/28/2026

Why is prevention part of International Overdose Awareness Day?

Because prevention is about helping before a crisis happens.

Good information. Strong relationships. Safer homes. Knowing the risks. Knowing where to turn. And making sure people feel supported enough to ask for help.

We'll be at the Moses Lake Farmers Market this Saturday from 8:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.

Stop by and see how prevention fits into the bigger picture. 💜

Every life has value.Overdose affects people we know- our families, friends, coworkers and neighbors. And behind every s...
08/27/2026

Every life has value.

Overdose affects people we know- our families, friends, coworkers and neighbors. And behind every statistic is a person with a story, people who love them, and a place in our community.

International Overdose Awareness Day is a time to remember those we've lost, acknowledge the grief carried by the people who loved them, and stand alongside people who are still struggling.

But it's also about hope.

People recover. Families heal. Help works. And connection matters.

On Saturday, August 29, we'll be joining others at the Moses Lake Farmers Market from 8:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. for International Overdose Awareness Day.

Whether you're in recovery, still struggling, supporting someone you love, or grieving someone you've lost, you have a place in this community.

We Belong Here. 💜

Every parent knows this conversation:"How was school?""Fine.""What did you do?""Nothing."Glad we cleared that up. 😂With ...
08/25/2026

Every parent knows this conversation:

"How was school?"
"Fine."

"What did you do?"
"Nothing."

Glad we cleared that up. 😂

With school starting September 2, now is a good time to think about how we'll check in with our kids when they come home.

One simple trick? Ask about people, not just school.

Who made you laugh today?
Who did you sit with?
Did you talk to anyone new?
Did anyone seem like they were having a hard day?
Was there a time you felt left out or uncomfortable?

Questions like these give us a window into something grades and homework don't tell us: whether our kids feel connected.

And they also help kids start noticing the people around them.

You don't need to turn the ride home into an interrogation. Pick a question. Listen to the answer. Let the conversation go where it goes.

Sometimes that's where the good stuff is.

As a new school year approaches, we're busy gathering school supplies, checking class lists, and getting back into routi...
08/21/2026

As a new school year approaches, we're busy gathering school supplies, checking class lists, and getting back into routines. But there's one thing we can prepare for that doesn't cost a thing.

Talk with your child about what it means to help someone feel like they belong.

Maybe it's inviting someone to join a game at recess, introducing themselves to a new classmate, or simply noticing someone who seems left out.

And while you're at it, make a plan for yourself, too. Introduce yourself to another parent, thank a teacher, or help welcome a new family to the community.

Small plans today can lead to meaningful connections tomorrow.

Almost everyone remembers middle school.The weird haircut.The backpack.The braces.The awkward silence.The "where do I si...
08/19/2026

Almost everyone remembers middle school.

The weird haircut.

The backpack.

The braces.

The awkward silence.

The "where do I sit?" moment.

The funny thing is...

Most adults can still remember those feelings years later.

Which is exactly why kindness matters.

You never know who needs a friendly face today.

Belonging doesn't happen because you live somewhere.It happens because people make you feel like you matter.That's somet...
08/17/2026

Belonging doesn't happen because you live somewhere.

It happens because people make you feel like you matter.

That's something worth protecting.

Happy Relaxation Day!Most of us don't think twice about maintaining the things we rely on.We change the oil. Charge the ...
08/15/2026

Happy Relaxation Day!

Most of us don't think twice about maintaining the things we rely on.

We change the oil. Charge the battery. Rotate the tires. We know that taking care of something now helps prevent bigger problems later.

The same is true for us.

Maintenance isn't about spa days or escaping responsibility. It's about giving your mind and body the chance to recover so you can keep showing up for the people who matter most.

For some people, maintenance looks like:
🎣 Fishing before sunrise.
☕ Drinking coffee in peace.
🚶 Taking a walk.
🏋️ Getting to the gym.
🌲 Sitting around a campfire.
📖 Reading a book.
🙏 Praying or reflecting.
😂 Spending time with good friends.

Whatever helps you reset.

When we don't make time to recharge, stress builds up. Patience gets shorter. Sleep suffers. We lose focus, and it's harder to be the parent, partner, friend, coworker, or neighbor we want to be.

The people who count on you don't need a worn-out version of you.

Taking care of yourself isn't selfish.

It's maintenance.

Address

Moses Lake, WA
98837

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 11am - 5pm

Telephone

+15097717634

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