Gallatin County Champions

08/04/2026

Decrease!

📊 In 2025, about 1 in 5 people (54.6M) aged 18 or older reported to have any mental illness. Among the 54.6M, about 1 in 3 had a serious mental illness in the past year—a decrease from previous years.

More insights in the 2025 : samhsa.gov/nsduh

08/04/2026

Champions for a Drug Free Gallatin County was proud to serve alongside Community Partners Community Church, Coffee House, and the GC.

Champions Program Director Steven Coomer and STOP coordinator Greg & Amy Dickerson greeted over 250 attendees at Gallatin Community Church’s Back to School Event offering vital Champions information and free SwagBags!

08/04/2026

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08/04/2026

Grant County Champions is celebrating 10years of impactful progress in Awareness and Prevention. Congrats!

YOU'RE INVITED!

Our Drug-Free Communities Celebration will feature a networking hour from 12 p.m. - 1 p.m. during which residents and professionals of Grant County will have the opportunity to meet regional partners who provide prevention services and resources to our community.

Networking hour will be followed by a lunch presentation to showcase our collective successes throughout the 10-year life cycle of the Drug-Free Communities Grant as well as an overview of how youth substance use prevention efforts will continue after the Drug-Free Communities Grant concludes on September 29, 2026.

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED NO LATER THAN MONDAY AUGUST 10TH to ensure an accurate catering head count. Please be mindful and respectful that with the event two weeks before the grant closing date, we cannot afford to over or underestimate for food. INDIVIDUALS THAT HAVE NOT REGISTERED WILL NOT BE ADMITTED INTO THE EVENT.

https://forms.gle/orXfBcVLZk9bnTMa6

08/03/2026

Promoting mental health and preventing substance misuse is a critical part of overall health and wellness. As part of this mission, we want to equip parents, teachers, and students with resources to foster a mentally healthy return to school: samhsa.gov/school-health

08/03/2026

Research by Children’s Hospital of Orange County found that 24% of children feel “too busy all the time” and 61% “wish they had more time.” Children who are over scheduled are experiencing anxiety, fatigue, headaches, stomach-aches, sleep issues, and depression. Busy is hurting everyone. | Matthew Kelly

07/24/2026

Crises can happen to anyone!!

07/24/2026

Champions for a DrugFree Gallatin County is set up at Gallatin County Famers Market this afternoon. SoberTruth coordinator Greg Dickerson and his wife Amy are passing out goodie bags. Awareness is the key to prevention.

07/23/2026

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