Greater Nashua Prevention Coalition

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Our mission is to prevent and reduce substance use in youth by increasing awareness, education, and community involvement, with a vision of a community that will support a positive environment for youth to grow up healthy, confident, and substance free.

Once again Nashua Prevention Coalition said PRESENT! Such a great experience today at the Nashua Goes Back to School eve...
08/19/2026

Once again Nashua Prevention Coalition said PRESENT! Such a great experience today at the Nashua Goes Back to School event! We had an amazing attendance and people felt welcome! New school year, new goals! Thanks to all our volunteers and THANK YOU NASHUA.

🌿 National Wellness Month: The 8 Dimensions of Wellness 🌿Wellness is about so much more than physical health. During Nat...
08/07/2026

🌿 National Wellness Month: The 8 Dimensions of Wellness 🌿

Wellness is about so much more than physical health. During National Wellness Month, take a moment to check in with yourself and explore the 8 Dimensions of Wellness—the different areas of life that work together to support your overall well-being.

💙 Emotional Wellness – Recognize and manage your emotions in healthy ways while building resilience through life's challenges.

💪 Physical Wellness – Stay active, eat nutritious foods, get enough sleep, and make choices that support your body's health.

🧠 Intellectual Wellness – Keep your mind engaged by learning new skills, exploring new ideas, reading, or taking on creative challenges.

🤝 Social Wellness – Build meaningful relationships, stay connected with family and friends, and create a strong support system.

🌎 Environmental Wellness – Care for your surroundings by creating safe, healthy spaces and making choices that help protect our environment.

🙏 Spiritual Wellness – Find purpose and meaning in your life through your beliefs, values, mindfulness, or personal reflection.

💼 Occupational Wellness – Find fulfillment in your work, volunteer activities, or daily responsibilities while maintaining a healthy work-life balance.

💰 Financial Wellness – Practice healthy money habits by budgeting, planning ahead, and making informed financial decisions that reduce stress.

✨ Remember, wellness isn't about being perfect—it's about making small, positive choices every day. Improving just one area can have a positive impact on the others.

Which dimension of wellness are you focusing on this month? Share with us in the comments! 💚

08/04/2026

🚨 TONIGHT is National Night Out! 🚨

Join the Nashua Police Department at Greeley Park from 5:00–8:00 p.m. for an evening of community, family-friendly fun, and a chance to connect with your local first responders!

We hope to see you there! 👮‍♂️🚓🌳

💙 August is Don't Be a Bully Month 💙Bullying can happen anywhere—in schools, online, on sports teams, or even within our...
08/04/2026

💙 August is Don't Be a Bully Month 💙

Bullying can happen anywhere—in schools, online, on sports teams, or even within our communities. Its impact can last long after the moment has passed, affecting a person's confidence, mental health, and sense of belonging.

This Don't Be a Bully Month, let's all commit to creating a community where kindness, empathy, and respect come first.

✨ How you can make a difference:
• Choose kindness in your words and actions.
• Stand up for someone who is being bullied.
• Think before you post or comment online.
• Include others and celebrate our differences.
• Speak to a trusted adult if you or someone you know is experiencing bullying.

Every act of kindness—no matter how small—helps build a safer, stronger, and more connected community.

Together, we can create spaces where everyone feels respected, supported, and valued.

💙 Be kind. Be inclusive. Be the reason someone smiles today.

🚗 Plan Ahead. Drive Sober. Arrive Safely.Summer is filled with barbecues, concerts, celebrations, and time spent with fa...
07/31/2026

🚗 Plan Ahead. Drive Sober. Arrive Safely.

Summer is filled with barbecues, concerts, celebrations, and time spent with family and friends. If your plans include alcohol, cannabis, or any other substance that can impair your ability to drive, make your ride home part of your plan before you head out.

Driving while impaired slows reaction time, affects judgment, and increases the risk of serious crashes. Choosing not to drive impaired protects not only you, but everyone else on the road.

Before you go:
✅ Choose a designated driver.
✅ Use a rideshare or taxi service.
✅ Arrange a safe ride with a trusted friend or family member.
✅ Stay where you are if you're not safe to drive.

Planning a night out? Plan your ride home before you leave. Prevention starts with preparation.

Every safe choice helps keep our roads and communities safer this summer.

💙 You Are Never Alone — Help Is Just 3 Digits Away. 💙Life can be overwhelming, and everyone faces difficult moments. Whe...
07/28/2026

💙 You Are Never Alone — Help Is Just 3 Digits Away. 💙

Life can be overwhelming, and everyone faces difficult moments. Whether you're struggling with your mental health, experiencing emotional distress, having thoughts of su***de, dealing with substance use concerns, or you're worried about someone you care about, support is available.

📞 Call or Text 988 to connect with the 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline—a free, confidential service available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Trained crisis counselors are ready to listen without judgment, offer support, and help connect you with local resources.

You can contact 988 if you are:
💙 Feeling overwhelmed or in emotional distress
💙 Experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis
💙 Having thoughts of su***de
💙 Concerned about a friend, family member, or loved one

Ways to reach 988:
📞 Call 988
💬 Text 988
💻 Chat online at 988lifeline.org

Remember: You don't have to be in crisis to reach out. If you need someone to talk to, help is available.

✨ Asking for help is a sign of strength, and no one should have to face life's challenges alone.

If you or someone else is in immediate danger or experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 911 right away.

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💙 Happy International Self-Care Day!💙Taking care of yourself isn't a luxury—it's an essential part of living a healthy, ...
07/24/2026

💙 Happy International Self-Care Day!💙

Taking care of yourself isn't a luxury—it's an essential part of living a healthy, balanced life. International Self-Care Day reminds us that the small choices we make each day can have a lasting impact on our physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

Practicing self-care can help prevent illness, reduce stress, improve mental health, and enhance overall quality of life. By learning about our health, making informed decisions, and using the resources available to us, we can take an active role in caring for ourselves and those around us.

Building healthy habits doesn't require major changes. Simple actions like staying active, eating nutritious meals, getting enough sleep, staying hydrated, practicing mindfulness, and reaching out for support when needed all contribute to greater resilience and long-term wellness.

How You Can Participate:
💙 Make a Self-Care Promise by committing to one healthy habit you can practice consistently.
💙 Join a wellness activity such as a guided meditation, fitness class, nature walk, or community health event.
💙 Share your favorite self-care routine or wellness tip on social media using to encourage and inspire others.

Remember, self-care isn't selfish—it's an investment in your health and your future. Together, let's create healthier communities by making self-care a daily priority.

💚 July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month 💚Mental health matters in every community. This month is a rem...
07/21/2026

💚 July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month 💚

Mental health matters in every community. This month is a reminder that many racial and ethnic minority communities continue to face barriers to accessing mental health care, including stigma, cultural differences, language barriers, and limited access to resources.

Seeking help is a sign of strength—not weakness. By listening without judgment, learning about available resources, and supporting one another, we can help create healthier, more connected communities.

✨ You are not alone.
✨ Your mental health matters.
✨ Help is available.

Let's work together to break the stigma, encourage open conversations, and make mental wellness accessible for everyone. 💚

🌿 A Safe Summer Starts with PreventionStay hydrated, protect yourself from the sun, practice water and road safety, and ...
07/18/2026

🌿 A Safe Summer Starts with Prevention

Stay hydrated, protect yourself from the sun, practice water and road safety, and be aware of outdoor hazards. Share these tips to help everyone enjoy a safe and healthy summer!

🌊 Water Safety
Swimming and boating are fun—but safety comes first.
Stay Safe:
✅ Never swim alone.
✅ Watch children closely.
✅ Wear a life jacket.
✅ Know basic swimming skills.
Bonus Tip: Avoid alcohol around water.

🚗 Safe Driving & Summer Travel
Busy July roads mean higher crash risks.
Stay Safe:
✅ Buckle up every trip.
✅ Don't drive distracted or impaired.
✅ Check your vehicle before long trips.
✅ Lock your vehicle and hide valuables.
Bonus Tip: Keep an emergency kit in your car.

🦟 Pest, Bug & Outdoor Hazards
Protect yourself from insect bites and outdoor risks.
Stay Safe:
✅ Use insect repellent.
✅ Wear long sleeves in wooded areas.
✅ Check for ticks after being outdoors.
✅ Cover food and seal trash.
Bonus Tip: Remove standing water to reduce mosquitoes.

💙 July is Disability Pride Month 💙This month, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and diversity of the disability com...
07/15/2026

💙 July is Disability Pride Month 💙

This month, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and diversity of the disability community while recognizing disability as a natural part of human diversity.

Disability Pride is a reminder to challenge stigma and ableism, promote inclusion, and ensure everyone is treated with dignity and respect. Although progress has been made, barriers in education, employment, healthcare, transportation, and public spaces continue to limit opportunities for many people with disabilities.

True inclusion means more than accessibility—it means ensuring people with disabilities have a voice in the decisions that affect their lives. By listening, advocating, and creating more inclusive communities, we can help build a future where everyone belongs and has the opportunity to thrive.

💙 Happy Disability Pride Month! 💙

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