One Voice for Southeastern New Hampshire

In 2011, drug-related deaths in NH hit 200. 82% were related to Rx Abuse. Get the details.

In 2010, more NH residents died from prescription drug overdoses than motor vehicle accidents. See how NH plans to address this issue, click the newly released Call to Action

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.

Deadly New Bath Salt, "Amped" Hits Strafford County

A new type of "bath salt" called "Amped" is being sold in Strafford County and is reportedly available in Somersworth. Amped and other bath salts have amphetamine-like qualities. Deaths have been reported as the direct result of the abuse of these drugs. Get the Deails Here

What Are Rochester Teens Saying & Doing...

Find out at the YRBS Community Forum in Rochester is Wednesday, May 16th from 6-7:30pm. This event will be co-moderated by Ryan Kaplan, Asst. Principal for Spaulding High School and Melissa Silvey from ONE Voice for Southeastern NH. Get the details here

May 18th Meeting With Tym Rourke!

The Regional Leadership Team (RLT) and the Regional Information Group (RIG) will hold a combined meeting with Tym Rourke from the NHCF. Please join us on Friday, May 18th from 9:30-12:30. for this important Q&A time with Tym at Goodwin Community Health on the 2nd floor.