One Voice for Southeastern New Hampshire

In 2009, more NH residents died from prescription drug overdoses than motor vehicle accidents.

ONE Voice is happy to report that binge drinking (defined as 4-5 drinks in one sitting) is down 5 percent since 2007.

73 percent of high school students say that it is easy or very easy to get alcohol.

More than 20 percent of high school students have used prescription drugs in their life without a doctor’s prescription

11 percent of students have used over-the-counter (OTC) drugs to get high in their lifetime.

25.5 percent of students have used marijuana in the past 30 days.

Together preventing substance abuse one child at a time.

Supporting youths, families, educators, and communities who are committed to the prevention of alcohol and drug use. Working together, we can reduce substance abuse in our 20 eastern New Hampshire communities.

Prescription Drug Take Back

On Saturday, April 28 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., New Hampshire State Police and local law enforcement agencies will join efforts with the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration to remove potentially dangerous controlled substances from medicine cabinets.

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Planning underway in ONE Voice Region

Focus groups are being planned throughout the region to assess the current substance use prevention needs and develop priorities and strategies to implement within the coming three years. To participate in a focus group, host one or receive more information click the link below.

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Strategic Planning Guide Released!

For Regional Leadership Team members, RIG members and Prevention Partners, click the two links below to see the latest Strategic Planning Guide being used to coordinate an effort that will inform communities of substance abuse prevention strategies selected as part of a 3-year plan.

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