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Makin’ It Happen is on a mission! . . . to create a coordinated response among individuals, organizations, businesses, and communities to promote behaviors that measurably improve the overall health and well-being of our youth, families, and communities with a focus on alcohol, tobacco, and other drug prevention and mental wellness.

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On the final day of #NationalPreventionWeek the theme is Celebrating Prevention Heroes. There are so many prevention heroes throughout the Greater Manchester Region. When we think of heroes members of our six sectors come to mind including Government, Community and Family Supports, Education, Safety and Law Enforcement, Health and Medical, and Business. We are so grateful for all of these #PreventionHeros! Check out our video which highlights some of the work happening here in the Greater Manchester region! Link in bio.

Today’s #NationalPreventionWeek theme is Prevention is Everywhere: Highlighting Efforts Across Settings and Communities. One great example of this is our colleagues on @AmoskeagHealth that offer the ACERT team to the community. ACERT stands for Adverse Childhood Experiences Response Team (ACERT). This team responds to incidents where children have experienced violence. The team is made up of a police officer, a crisis services advocate, and a behavioral health professional. The team has been trained to respond to incidents as soon as the scenes have been secured by the police. The team will assess the situation and determine the next steps that could be taken for the child such as support groups, mental health counseling, early childhood education, or child-parent psychotherapy. They are a great example of prevention being everywhere. To learn more about this effort visit http://ow.ly/O9lj50J4kNU

Some of Makin’ It Happens youngest supporters enjoying a @fishercats game. Tonight Makin’ It Happen, @rcfy and Be BOLD all joined DEA Operation Engage at the game for #nationalpreventionweek

Today the theme of #NationalPreventionWeek is The Talent Pipeline: Enhancing the Prevention Workforce! There is nothing more important than a strong workforce to prevent substance misuse and prevent mental wellness here in New Hampshire. Check out our throwback video to last year’s Red Ribbon Breakfast which highlights some of the INCREDIBLE prevention professional here in the #GraniteState! Link in bio

Today for @SAMHSA #NationalPreventionWeek the theme is Preventing Suicide: Everyone Plays a Role! At Makin' It Happen we work with our community partners to provide suicide prevention training and materials. One training we offer is called Question, Persuade and Refer or QPR which is simple steps anyone can learn to help save a life from suicide. To learn more visit https://makinithappen.org/resiliency-essentials/

The DEA Operation Engage is teaming up with the Fisher Cats, Raymond Coalition for Youth, and Makin’ It Happen on May 12th at 6PM to recognize National Prevention Week. Bring your family to celebrate baseball and prevention. Get your tickets at https://www.milb.com/new-hampshire/tickets/single-game-tickets.

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