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Pedaling for Prevention

by Chris Duhaime | Apr 23, 2021 | Uncategorized

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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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Beautiful night in Downtown Manchester at the Fisher Cats game last Thursday. Thank you, DEA, for supplying these tickets to our youth leaders and their families! Go Cats! 🐈🐾⚾
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On May 9th, NH Voices, Cookson Communications, and Makin' It Happen coordinated an 'Influencer Workshop' for Bedford and Memorial High School students. 📱📣🎤Students deeply discussed their social media presence, cyberbullying, screen time, and perception through social media. 🗣️💬 Their conversation led to a discussion on how adults perceive youth and what they wanted the other generations to know about GenZ. We are very proud of this next generation, and Makin' It Happen is pleased to give these youth a forum to be heard! 🤝😍 For more information on this event, check out the blog on our website! Link in bio 🔗
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Mental health matters. Your mental health matters, to be strong and support to others, please remember to take care of your own mental health. The greater Manchester region has recently experienced a heartbreaking loss. With loss of any kind, there can be confusion, fear, and misinformation. The Makin’ It Happen team is reaching out to all of our community members to let you know it’s ok, not to be ok. Do not hesitate to reach out for support, you are not alone, help is available. If you or someone you know is in a mental health crisis and would like to talk to someone, please call: NH Rapid Response Access Point 833-710-6477 If the situation is urgent, and life-threatening, call 911 For additional mental health support information, and to learn more about the NH Rapid Response Access we encourage you to visit NH988.com. Additionally, you can the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 988 or Lifeline Chat and Text : Lifeline (988lifeline.org). Unsure how to help a loved one experiencing mental health concerns? Consider reaching out for guidance and support by calling 833-710-6477 or 988. Trained professionals are ready to assist. For mental health and substance misuse/use disorder resources available within the greater Manchester go to: www.communitycompassgmr.org Everyone, please check on your loved ones, take care of yourself, and reach out for help.
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Makin' It Happen would like to take this time to share our communities' resources as we process the tragic loss of life Manchester has faced this week. We encourage everyone to share these resources and be a change agent in crisis and suicide prevention. Let's heal and prevent together. #CommunityHealing #PreventionMatters
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Success! DEA Take Back Day was a triumph as Greater Manchester collected 1020.8 pounds of Rx while NH gathered an impressive 10,469 pounds statewide. With 410 boxes collected across NH, including 46 boxes in Greater Manchester, and the distribution of 75 prevention packets in the city, the event was a true testament to the community's dedication to combating prescription drug abuse. We could not have achieved such a successful Take Back Day without the incredible efforts of the DEA, Manchester Police Department, MCPHS students, and all our volunteers. Your passion and drive have empowered us to make a real difference in our communities! 💙💛 #manchesternh #deatakeback
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It's #AlcoholAwarenessMonth, and we are partnering with the Division of Enforcement on Prevention Strategies! We are calling all creative minds in grades K-12 to join the Division of Enforcements' Alcohol Awareness Poster Contest and win a chance to see the Fisher Cats play! ⚾ Use your artistic skills to design a poster that spreads awareness about the dangers of underage alcohol consumption and inspires others to make responsible choices. 🎨 Don't miss this opportunity to showcase your talent and make a difference! Posters are due by May 5th. For more info, please call 603-271-8531 or email gregory.gagnon@liquor.nh.gov
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