Eagle Recovery Community Support Groups Mondays at 6pm and Thursdays at 7pm 10 West Broad Street, 3rd Floor

Curriculum The Center for Addiction Prevention and Support will implement evidence-based parenting curriculum from a variety of sources depending on the topic of the course. The curriculum used for Parenting Essentials is Nurturing Skills for Families.

Join us on the first Thursday of each month (except January and July) to learn more about Power of Putnam, network with likeminded individuals, share resources for the community, and contribute to the collaborative prevention of substance misuse.

Eagle Recovery Community Support Groups Mondays at 6pm and Thursdays at 7pm 10 West Broad Street, 3rd Floor

Join Power of Putnam and Upper Cumberland Commission on Children and Youth in a vaping and nicotine educational event.

Join us for a day of inspiration, community, and support as we come together to promote hope in the face of addiction and mental illness.

Chris Herren, former professional basketball player, has shared his story of recovery with over 1 million people nationwide. The First Day film chronicles this journey revealing Herren’s vulnerability & his profound connections with high school students. For caregivers and youth-serving adults.

Tickets are $50/person to benefit the Stephens Center. Purchase at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-night-to-sparkle-adult-prom-tickets-926249837197

Are you looking to safely dispose of expired or unused medications? Join us for a day dedicated to collecting and disposing of prescription and non-prescription drugs. The Drug Take Back provides a convenient and secure way to get rid of medications you no longer need.

Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network statewide conference September 27 at Trevecca Community Church in Nashville

A Night to Sparkle with the Stephens Center September 21st at 5:30pm at Leslie Town Center Tickers are $75 available on Eventbrite

Join us for our monthly coalition membership meeting. All are welcome! Our goal is to unite the unique elements of Putnam County in a substance misuse prevention effort.