Campbell County Drug-Free Alliance

Campbell County Drug-Free Alliance The Campbell County Drug Free Alliance is a diverse group of community members that share a common desire to focus on youth substance use prevention.

September is Su***de Prevention Month, a time to remind our community that connection, support, and knowing where to tur...
09/02/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Month, a time to remind our community that connection, support, and knowing where to turn for help can make a difference.
Prevention starts with creating environments where young people feel supported, valued, and comfortable reaching out when they are struggling. Take time this month to check in with the young people in your life, listen without judgment, and remind them they never have to face a difficult moment alone.
If you or someone you know needs immediate emotional support, call or text 988 to connect with the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.
💜 Check in. Listen. Connect.
***dePreventionMonth

09/01/2026

🎙️ Good health starts with good information! Check out this highlight from Guide to Better Health—then catch the full podcast for more!

🎉 We Have Exciting News!We are proud to announce that our River Cities Drug Free Alliance (RCDFA) coalition has been awa...
08/31/2026

🎉 We Have Exciting News!
We are proud to announce that our River Cities Drug Free Alliance (RCDFA) coalition has been awarded a Drug-Free Communities (DFC) Support Program grant!
This five-year award will support RCDFA’s work serving the River Cities communities of Campbell County, with a focus on preventing and reducing youth substance use.
Through RCDFA, we’ll work alongside youth, parents, schools, law enforcement, businesses, healthcare providers, community organizations, and other local partners to strengthen prevention efforts and create healthier environments for young people throughout the River Cities.
We are excited for what’s ahead and look forward to growing the coalition, reconnecting with community partners, and creating new opportunities for youth and community involvement!
💜 Stay tuned for more from River Cities Drug Free Alliance!

💪🧠 August is National Wellness Month—a reminder that wellness is more than physical health. It also includes caring for ...
08/26/2026

💪🧠 August is National Wellness Month—a reminder that wellness is more than physical health. It also includes caring for our mental and emotional health, building supportive relationships, managing stress in healthy ways, and asking for help when we need it.
Encourage the young people in your life to choose one small wellness habit this month: take a walk, get enough sleep, unplug for a while, talk with someone they trust, or make time for an activity they enjoy. Small habits practiced consistently can help build resilience and support healthier choices.

August 12th is International Youth Day! Young people bring valuable ideas, perspectives, and energy to our communities. ...
08/12/2026

August 12th is International Youth Day! Young people bring valuable ideas, perspectives, and energy to our communities. When youth are given meaningful opportunities to lead and participate, they strengthen their confidence, build supportive connections, and help create solutions that reflect their experiences.
CCDFA is proud to support youth leadership and ensure young people have a voice in prevention efforts throughout Campbell County.

A new school year can bring excitement, uncertainty, and changes in routine. Staying connected helps young people feel s...
08/05/2026

A new school year can bring excitement, uncertainty, and changes in routine. Staying connected helps young people feel supported as they adjust.
Before the year gets busy, talk about expectations, identify trusted adults your child can turn to, and decide when you will regularly check in. Ask open-ended questions, listen without immediately trying to solve the problem, and remind them that they can come to you—even when a conversation feels difficult.
Strong connections are an important protective factor that can help young people manage stress and make healthy decisions throughout the school year. ✏️📚

Did you know that many young people who misuse prescription medications get them from friends or family members?Safe sto...
07/29/2026

Did you know that many young people who misuse prescription medications get them from friends or family members?
Safe storage can make a big difference.
Remember to:
🔒 Store medications in a secure location.
📋 Keep track of your prescriptions.
🗑 Dispose of unused or expired medications at a permanent drug disposal box or take-back event.
💬 Talk with your children about why medications should only be taken as directed by a healthcare provider.
Prevention starts at home.

06/30/2026

🎉 It's here! Our very first episode of A Guide to Better Health is now live!
We're excited to partner with Campbell Media to bring prevention, health, and wellness conversations to our community. In this introductory episode, you'll learn more about the Campbell County Drug Free Alliance, our mission, and how we're working with local partners to build a healthier, safer Campbell County.
A huge thank you to Mary Schneider for hosting and to Campbell Media for producing this series and helping us share these important conversations.
Check out the first episode by clicking the post below, and stay tuned for future episodes featuring local experts and community partners!
🎙️ Be sure to like, share, and follow along!

Summer brings more social events, sleepovers, and time with friends. That’s why it’s important to have ongoing conversat...
06/30/2026

Summer brings more social events, sleepovers, and time with friends. That’s why it’s important to have ongoing conversations about alcohol, va**ng, and other drugs.
You don’t need one big talk—small conversations over time can make a big impact.
Research consistently shows that parents remain one of the strongest influences on youth decision-making.

When school is out, boredom can become a risk factor for unhealthy choices.Help youth stay engaged by:☀ Joining camps or...
06/24/2026

When school is out, boredom can become a risk factor for unhealthy choices.
Help youth stay engaged by:
☀ Joining camps or community programs
☀ Volunteering
☀ Exploring hobbies and creative activities
☀ Spending time with positive peers
A busy summer can be a healthy summer.

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104 North Street
Wilder, KY
41071

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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+18594428600

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