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National Recovery Month Toolkit

September is National Recovery Month! SAMHSA has created a toolkit with resources and messaging to share with multiple audiences. Access the toolkit

New England Prevention Specialist – Onboarding and Orientation Roadmap

This resource, created by the New England PTTC and Maine Prevention Workforce Development Workgroup, aims to support new preventionists entering the field. Access the resource

Roundtable Facilitator Guides – CDC Free Mind Campaign

Learn how to host roundtable conversations with youth as well as parents and caregivers. These insights can help you determine which Free Mind messages resonate with your community and meet

Using Social Media to Advance Public Health Programs (Social Media Workbook)

Using Social Media to Advance Public Health Programs (Social Media Workbook) This workbook explores the ways in which prevention professionals can utilize social media to further promote their programs and

Self- Paced Training Regional Prevention Task Forces – Opioid Programs (OSF and SOR)Data Entry for Mosaix IMPACT

Self-paced training for the Regional Prevention Task Forces – Opioid Programs (OSF and SOR) Data Entry for Mosaix IMPACT Access this resource

October is Substance Use Prevention Month

SAMHSA has released a new toolkit for Substance Use Prevention Month. The toolkit includes information on social media resources, ways to get involved in your community, prevention planning, training opportunities,

Internet Safety and Social Media Guide

Navigating Safe Social Media and Internet Use – A Guide for Parents This guide was developed by the Rhode Island Regional Coalitions. This is a self Guided tool for parents

Rhode Island Prevention Resource Center (RIPRC) – Prevention Providers

Tobacco Training Modules

Rhode Island has mandatory training for tobacco sales. In order to stay in compliance, the training modules are listed below and must be completed by those who hold the license

RPTF Drug Take Back Event Editable Form

Infographic for the April Drug Take Back event as a fillable form that allows the RPTF coalitions to