Prevent Together: Battle Ground Prevention Alliance

10/15/2026

Join us on October 20th at 6 pm to learn how to recognize an opioid overdoes and save a life.

Sign up for more information or future trainings: https://tinyurl.com/narcanclass

10/13/2026

Don’t be surprised by what is in your medicine cabinet. If you haven’t used them, don’t need them, or they’re expired, drop them off at a collection site near you on Saturday, October 24th, 10am-2pm.

09/17/2026

Knowing the facts can help us keep one another safe.

09/02/2026

We’re hosting a second Guiding Good Choices facilitated parenting workshop designed to support families in building strong communication, setting clear expectations, and helping kids make positive decisions.

Whether you’re looking to strengthen your parenting tools or connect with other caregivers, this workshop offers practical strategies in a supportive environment.

Don’t miss out—reserve your spot today and join us on this journey toward raising confident, resilient youth!

https://tinyurl.com/GuidingGoodChoicesF26

08/31/2026

Overdose prevention takes compassion, knowledge, and action—
from all of us. This year marks 25 years of International Overdose
Awareness Day, and the work is still needed. Let’s organize, show
up, and work together to build a future free from overdose. Remember, everyone deserves to live, and anyone (including you!) can be a
friend for life.

08/21/2026

Every life lost to an opioid overdose is a big deal, especially to the
friends, family, and community left behind. After 25 years of coming
together for International Overdose Awareness Day, we know
that small, everyday steps—like carrying naloxone—are still needed
and still make all the difference. You can help keep the people
around you safe.

08/17/2026

📢 Coalition Meeting Update

There will be no Coalition meeting tomorrow, August 18.

Join us instead at National Night Out on August 25, 6:00–8:00 PM and stop by our booth to say hello! We look forward to connecting with you and our community.

08/14/2026

When someone survives an opioid overdose, it’s because someone
else stepped in to help. Our lives are deeply connected, and looking
out for each other gives us the power to keep one another safe.
Overdose is preventable when we act together. That’s as true and as
needed today—on the 25th International Overdose Awareness Day—
as it always has been.

07/16/2026

HOW TO REFUSE DRUGS

Making a decision in the moment is never easy. By practicing refusing pills and other drugs, you’ll be ready to respond if someone offers them to you. Use the tips below to decide what you’ll say and who you’ll go to for help.

To learn more visit
https://wafriendsforlife.com/use-your-influence

06/17/2026