Belmont County Partners in Prevention- Ohio Coalition

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Belmont County Partners in Prevention- Ohio Coalition A community coalition with a vision of:
"Healthy People, Healthy Communities."

November is National Gratitude Month! Sometimes, the simplest things make the biggest difference, like a friend who chec...
11/01/2026

November is National Gratitude Month!
Sometimes, the simplest things make the biggest difference, like a friend who checks in, a neighbor who lends a hand, or someone who takes the time to listen.
Gratitude reminds us to appreciate the people who help us feel connected and supported. Strong connections are an important part of mental wellness and prevention.
This month, take a moment to thank someone who has made a difference in your life. A text, a phone call, or a simple “I'm glad you're here” can mean more than you know.
Who are you grateful for today?

Preventing Domestic Violence Takes All of UsDomestic violence prevention isn't only about responding after abuse occurs....
10/29/2026

Preventing Domestic Violence Takes All of Us
Domestic violence prevention isn't only about responding after abuse occurs. It also means building communities where respect, equality, healthy communication, and safety are valued.
ODVN's prevention work focuses on transforming individuals and communities to help bring an end to domestic violence.
We can all contribute by:
đź’¬ Talking about healthy relationships
🧠 Learning the warning signs of abuse
🤝 Supporting survivors without judgment
🗣️ Challenging beliefs that excuse or normalize abuse
đź‘Ą Learning how to safely intervene when we see concerning behavior
🌱 Teaching young people about respect, boundaries, and healthy relationships
Small conversations can help create bigger changes.
This October, let's move beyond awareness and make prevention part of the conversation all year long.

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How can we overcome the stigma surrounding mental illness?Stigma can make people feel ashamed or afraid to ask for help....
10/28/2026

How can we overcome the stigma surrounding mental illness?

Stigma can make people feel ashamed or afraid to ask for help. We can all play a role in changing that.
A simple conversation can help someone feel understood instead of judged.

Let's make asking for help a sign of strength—not something to hide.

10/27/2026
10/27/2026

This Red Ribbon Week, we support schools across East Central Ohio in promoting healthy, drug free choices, helping students build the confidence to make positive decisions for their futures.

A conversation can make a difference.When someone is experiencing suicidal thoughts, connecting with a trained crisis co...
10/26/2026

A conversation can make a difference.
When someone is experiencing suicidal thoughts, connecting with a trained crisis counselor can provide an opportunity to talk, feel heard, reduce immediate distress, and connect with ongoing support.
988 gives people a simple way to reach help when they may not know where else to turn.
If you're worried about someone, you can call or text 988 yourself for guidance on how to support them.
988 is here 24/7.
One conversation could be the beginning of a different path.

10/24/2026

"Drug Take Back Day" at Sam’s Club in St. Clairsville. Today 10/24 /26 from 10 am to 2 pm . If you have old prescription to dispose of...drop them off!

Substance Use Disorder Is a Health Issue, Not a Character FlawStigma can create barriers that keep people from talking a...
10/23/2026

Substance Use Disorder Is a Health Issue, Not a Character Flaw

Stigma can create barriers that keep people from talking about substance use or seeking help.
Instead of labeling people, focus on the person.
Our words matter. The way we talk about substance use can either create a barrier to help or help open the door.

Someone You Know May Be Experiencing Domestic ViolenceWhat can you do if a friend, family member, coworker, or neighbor ...
10/22/2026

Someone You Know May Be Experiencing Domestic Violence
What can you do if a friend, family member, coworker, or neighbor tells you they're experiencing abuse?
đź‘‚ Listen. Give them space to talk without judgment.
đź’™ Believe them. Avoid blaming or questioning why they stayed.
🤝 Support their choices. The survivor knows their situation best.
đź“š Connect them with resources. Domestic violence programs can provide confidential support, advocacy, safety planning, and other services.
⚠️ Think about safety. Confronting an abusive partner can increase risk. If you're unsure how to help, reach out to a domestic violence professional for guidance.
You don't have to have all the answers. Sometimes being a safe and supportive person is an important first step.

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
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