National Prevention Week - May 12 - 18, 2024
National Prevention Week (NPW) is a public health observance platform showcasing the work communities and organizations across the country and North Dakota are doing in prevention. NPW is dedicated to increasing awareness and community action around preventing substance use and promoting positive mental health. Prevention is a vital part of the behavioral health continuum of care, creating an environment that promotes the health and wellbeing of individuals, families, and communities, which prevents problems before they occur. The important work of prevention happens everyday. NPW is an opportunity to celebrate these year-round initiatives and the possibilities prevention brings. The tagline for NPw is "A Celebration of Possibility" and is about communities coming together to celebrate the possibilities and brighter futures that exist thanks to the ongoing work of prevention happening here in North Dakota and across the country. North Dakota Behavioral Health Division is proud to participate in this years National Prevention Week which is taking place May 12-18, 2024!
National Prevention Week Toolkit
To encourage and support Prevention Week efforts across the state, we have provided a National Prevention Week tool kit, which includes social media, newspaper ads, newsletter, and a sample press release. The purpose of the toolkit is to help increase awareness and community action around substance use prevention and mental health promotion efforts in the state and encourage engagement from prevention stakeholders and community members by providing easy to use resources.
Who should use the Toolkit?
It is for everyone! The National Prevention Week Toolkit was designed to provide easy to use resources and materials for increasing awareness and community action around substance use prevention and mental health promotion in North Dakota. We hope you will find these useful as you engage your community in National Prevention Week awareness efforts.
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