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BHI provides a continuum of programs, from prevention to recovery, to address the gap in services for Cape Cod’s youth and young adults who are living with substance use disorder and related mental health conditions, such as depression and anxiety.

💜 On International Overdose Awareness Day, we remember the lives lost to overdose and hold space for everyone who carrie...
08/31/2026

💜 On International Overdose Awareness Day, we remember the lives lost to overdose and hold space for everyone who carries the grief of losing someone they love.

At BHI, we remain committed to reducing stigma. Together, we stand for hope, healing, and prevention.

Together, we stand for hope, healing, and prevention.

Today, on International Overdose Awareness Day, we remember those lost to overdose, stand beside those grieving, and hel...
08/31/2026

Today, on International Overdose Awareness Day, we remember those lost to overdose, stand beside those grieving, and help break the stigma that too often keeps people from reaching out. 💜

BHI will be participating in both of these community events, and we warmly welcome you to attend with us:

📍 South Yarmouth Beach Memorial & Vigil
5:30 p.m. | Smugglers Beach
220 South St., South Yarmouth
An evening featuring an angel memorial, guest speakers, community resource tables, and Duffy Health Center’s REACH Mobile Unit. Bring a beach chair and, if you wish, a photo of your loved one.

📍 Falmouth Community Event
6–7:30 p.m. | Falmouth Village Green
Hosted by Duffy Health Center, this gathering offers space to remember those lost, reduce stigma, and connect with local substance use support resources.

Whether you are remembering someone, supporting a loved one, or simply showing up for your community, you are welcome. Together, we can honor every life and remind one another that no one has to face this alone.

**Photos from the events last year.

08/28/2026

At our pickleball tournament this spring, Courtney Poignand told us how she has served Cape Cod residents of all ages as an outpatient psychotherapist in Orleans for the past 25 years.

She was drawn to BHI’s mission because teens are often an underserved population, yet they are eager for mentoring, life skills, and social and emotional learning.

If you'd love to support Cape Cod youth, we'd love to have you join us as a volunteer too!

08/24/2026

BHI Board Director Toni Rubino shares why she believes early intervention is so important. 💙

By providing support and resources at the right time, BHI can help young people navigate challenges before they become more difficult and create a stronger foundation for their future.

Hear more from Toni about why this work matters to our community.

Come support BHI during Second Summer Cycle on September 13th!🤲 Sign up to volunteer the day of the event (help with rid...
08/20/2026

Come support BHI during Second Summer Cycle on September 13th!

🤲 Sign up to volunteer the day of the event (help with rider support, event logistics, and more)

🚴 Come cheer on our riders the day of the event!

This Cape Cod tradition helps BHI raise critical funds to support youth and families facing mental health and substance use challenges. 💜

Learn more: https://loom.ly/HVqO4qQ

90% of adults with a substance use disorder started before age 18.¹The teen years are a critical window for brain develo...
08/19/2026

90% of adults with a substance use disorder started before age 18.¹

The teen years are a critical window for brain development—choices made now can shape a lifetime. Early awareness, strong peer support, and safe spaces give teens the tools they need to thrive.

¹Source: National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse

Teens are wired for risk, and that's exactly why substance use is especially dangerous in adolescence.This isn't just ab...
08/17/2026

Teens are wired for risk, and that's exactly why substance use is especially dangerous in adolescence.

This isn't just about making good or bad choices—it's about neuroscience. The adolescent brain is still developing, especially the regions responsible for decision-making and impulse control.

In teens, the emotional centers fire more intensely, while judgment and self-regulation lag behind. That means stress, anxiety, or peer pressure can easily lead to risky experiments with substances.

The key? Early awareness, peer support, and safe spaces where youth can learn to manage stress and emotions in healthier ways. Meeting them where they are makes all the difference.

Let's take adolescent vulnerability seriously and give our youth the tools they deserve.

How can you better support teens facing tough choices?

Learn more 👇
🌐 bhinnov.org

Swipe to learn about all of our programs and how we support Cape Cod community teens. ➡️More info: bhinnov.org ...
08/09/2026

Swipe to learn about all of our programs and how we support Cape Cod community teens. ➡️

More info: bhinnov.org

08/07/2026

Why does BHI’s peer-to-peer model work so well with Cape Cod’s younger population?

BHI Board Chair Sheila House, MS, LMHC, and Board Director Toni Rubino explain how young people are often more comfortable opening up to someone who understands what they are going through firsthand.

By building trust, creating genuine connections, and offering support without judgment, peer support helps young people feel heard, understood, and less alone. 💙

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South Chatham, MA
02659

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