Our Local Coalitions
We Envision a County that Embraces and Promotes the Health and Safety of All Residents.
The Newport County Prevention Coalition is compromised of voluntary members representing and serving multiple sectors of our region. Our focus is to develop, implement, and advocate for effective community based prevention and wellness strategies.
Our commitment to supporting Newport County residents prompts us to continue to expand to meet unmet needs, while seeking to engage the community in our efforts.
We are always looking for members of our community to join our efforts and become apart of the solution.
Rhode Island Regional Resources
The Rhode Island Regional Coalitions are comprised of seven regions covering the State. The Coalitions represents parents, youth, law enforcement, schools, healthcare, businesses, government officials and community leaders. We assess the region’s substance use challenges and work together to develop policies and programs using evidence-based practices.
If you are in need of assistance in another county or looking for additional resources, visit RIPrevention.org today.
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Managing Holiday Stress for Teens
As December rolls around each year, the stress and demands of our everyday lives takes a dramatic uptick. The holidays create increases in shopping, social demands, and financial pressures on top of the extra stress of COVID-19 restrictions and distance learning. There is also the planning for school breaks, and…
The Great American Smokeout 2020
November 19th 2020 is the The Great American Smoke Out! An annual event held on the third Thursday of every November to encourage smokers to try and quit the habit for the last time! If you or a loved one are considering quitting, call the Rhode Island Nicotine Helpline at 1-800-QUIT-NOW -…
Lock Your Liqour: Teen Drinking
Did you know that approximately one out of every ten alcoholic drinks in the U.S is consumed illegally? In fact, more than 70 percent of young adults reported consuming at least one alcoholic beverage before they turned 21. Young adults may see teenage drinking on social media, portrayed on their…