Oklahoma Prevention Policy Alliance

12/07/2025

Exciting news! The Oklahoma To***co Helpline is increasing their offering to four weeks of FREE patches, gum or lozenges.

Call 1-800-QUIT NOW or visit OKhelpline.com to sign up for your free supply.

28/02/2025

Some reminders to think about just before the weekend!

24/02/2025

OPPA Day at the Capital MARCH 5th!

29/01/2025

Shout out to the Okmulgee County Consortium for partnering with OPPA on Feb 12th to promote local concerns and expertise!

09/09/2024

You may not see to***co ads as often as you used to, but they still exist. Did you know how much money they were spending?

23/08/2024

Thanks to Okmulgee County Consortium for sharing!

Proven alcohol policies can make a big difference in reducing excessive drinking and its harmful effects—like illness, injury, and even the risk of dying earlier. Let’s raise awareness and support policies that promote healthier communities and save lives! 💙

21/08/2024

Proposals for training sessions are being accepted for the Heartland Prevention Conference, which will be held June 5th—6th, 2025. Topics of interest include alcohol, ma*****na and va**ng, opioids and stimulants, and to***co. The submission deadline is December 15th, 2024. For more information, reach out to Wichita Mountains Prevention Network.

WMPN is announcing they will be hosting the Heartland Prevention Conference on June 5-6, 2025. We are currently seeking groups to present sessions. The deadline for submissions is December 15, 2024. Learn more about this opportunity at heartlandconference.org or on Facebook .

21/08/2024

Join the Okmulgee County Consortium on August 31st, 2024, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM in the parking lot of the Henryetta Housing Authority as they host an Overdose Awareness Day event. Safe kits containing Narcan, Fentanyl, and Xylazine testing strips, medication disposal kits, medication lock-bags, hygiene items, and additional resource information will be distributed while supplies last.

23/07/2024

Such an excellent summertime challenge. Follow and like the Carter County Prevention Coalition page, then share your photo of your substance-free summer activity with them.

🌞✨ Summer Challenge Alert! ✨🌞

Hey everyone! This summer, I'm challenging all of you to join me in embracing fun, healthy, and substance-free activities. Let's make the most of these sunny days by creating amazing memories without the need for alcohol, drugs, or any substances.

I encourage you all to share your favorite substance-free activities this summer! Whether it's hiking, biking, swimming, or simply enjoying a picnic in the park, let's inspire each other to live our best lives.

Post your photos and tag me, along with , so we can spread positive vibes and support one another in making healthy choices.

Stay safe, stay active, and most importantly, have fun! 🌟💪

23/07/2024

This is just one of the many creative projects our preventionists do in this state to raise awareness. Visit the South Western Oklahoma Development Authority page or www.swoda.org to listen to their new podcast. Please share this with your community partners, agencies, and coalitions.

28/05/2024

Join one of our community partners, South Western Oklahoma Development Authority, as they host a "SUD In The Native American Community" Facebook Live Event tomorrow from 12:00 - 12:45 pm. For more information about the event, please visit: https://www.facebook.com/events/297602186744129/

21/04/2024

We are excited to present to you the 1st Annual C.A.R.E. Coalition Health and Wellness Summit. In an effort to combat pressing issues concerning youth and adult mental health and substance misuse, the Community Alliance of Resources for Everyone (C.A.R.E.) Coalition is set to host its first Health and Wellness Summit on Friday, April 26th. The event will take place at the McClain County Farm & Home Building, located at 1721 Hardcastle Blvd., Purcell, OK, from 9:00 am to 2:30 pm. This groundbreaking summit aims to provide education, resources, and support to address the critical challenges faced by young individuals in McClain County and surrounding communities. The summit is open to the public at no cost and offers the opportunity to earn free Continuing Education Units (CEU) and Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training (CLEET) credits, making it a must-attend event for professionals and community members alike. For those eager to join in person, seating is limited to 60 individuals. However, the summit will also be accessible virtually, ensuring that no one misses out on the wealth of information and support being offered. In- person attendees will receive a complimentary light breakfast and lunch. For more information and to register for the event, follow this link https://ousurvey.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2nlppXGz62jzd1c For more questions about the C.A.R.E. Coalition Health and Wellness Summit contact Kelsey Harlan at [email protected].