Join us for our monthly meeting. Please email rcpreventionnetwork@gmail.com for the meeting link and materials.

We’re putting the “pharm” in farmers market!

Join Rock County Prevention Network and the Janesville Police Department to safely dispose of your unused and unwanted medications. We will be at the Janesville Farmers Market on July 26th from 8am-1pm. Please empty your pills into a zip lock bag and drop them off at our tent.  You can recycle your own pill bottles and remove personal information on the labels. 

NOT accepted: Aerosol cans, Anything containing blood or a bodily fluid, Household hazardous waste (paint, pesticides, oil, gas), Illegal drugs, Iodine-containing medications, Mercury thermometers, Personal care products (shampoo, soaps, lotions, sunscreens, etc.), Sharps/syringes, and Vape pens/e-cigarette devices with a built-in battery that cannot be removed.

We know that there is a community need for sharp disposal. Unfortunately, we are unable to take sharps. Please see https://safeneedledisposal.org/states/wisconsin/ for where you can take these.

Join us for our monthly meeting. Please email rcpreventionnetwork@gmail.com for the meeting link and materials.

Join us for our monthly meeting. Please email rcpreventionnetwork@gmail.com for the meeting link and materials.

Join us for our monthly meeting. Please email rcpreventionnetwork@gmail.com for the meeting link and materials.

Join us for our monthly meeting. Please email rcpreventionnetwork@gmail.com for the meeting link and materials.

Join us for our monthly meeting. This meeting has been rescheduled from Feb 5th to Feb 12th and is now virtual. Please email rcpreventionnetwork@gmail.com for the meeting link and materials.

Join us for our monthly meeting at the Daniel Hale Williams Resource Center. If you are interested in learning more about or getting involved with our youth drug prevention programs to prevent substance misuse amongst the youth in our community, email us at rcpreventionnetwork@gmail.com or call today at 608-758-5847.

Edgerton School District, Edgerton Police Department, Rock County Prevention Network, and Rock County Human Services have partnered to bring you “Screenagers: Under the Influence”. This documentary “delves into how the tech revolution has reshaped adolescence and its effects on substance use. The film debunks myths and depicts strategies parents and schools can use to encourage healthy decision-making, support teen mental health, set limits, and create healthy home environments. The film also includes many ways young people are using their wisdom and strength to help each other and themselves through this complicated terrain around substance use”. Tangible educational materials and conversational starters will be available as a take-away from this family friendly event.

All parents/caregivers are welcome. This film is appropriate for grades 6 and up. No cost and no registration necessary.

Doors will open at 6:15 and the film will begin at 6:30, lasting about 70 minutes.

Join us for our monthly meeting upstairs at the Welty Environmental Center in Beloit. Please note different time and place for our November meeting to accommodate our Chili-cook off and community building event put on by the Party Planning Committee!

Schedule: 
11:30-12:00pm Eat, play games, and vote
12-1pm abbreviated monthly coalition meeting
1-1:30pm prizes and socialize
Please sign up to bring chili or a side here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/904054DA9AA28A0FE3-51597052-prevention#/

Stateline Boys and Girls Club, Youth 2 Youth 4 Change, Rock County Prevention Network, and Rock County Human Services, have partnered to bring you “Screenagers: Under the Influence”. This documentary “delves into how the tech revolution has reshaped adolescence and its effects on substance use. The film debunks myths and depicts strategies parents and schools can use to encourage healthy decision-making, support teen mental health, set limits, and create healthy home environments. The film also includes many ways young people are using their wisdom and strength to help each other and themselves through this complicated terrain around substance use”. Tangible educational materials and conversational starters will be available as a take-away from this family friendly event.

All parents/caregivers are welcome. This film is appropriate for grades 6 and up and a guardian must be present for students to attend. Light refreshments will be served. 

Doors will open at 6:30 and the film will begin at 6:45, lasting about 70 minutes.

Please register here: https://forms.gle/9RtieLEmcm5rwzx27

Clinton Community Activities Program, Rock County Prevention Network, and Rock County Human Services, have partnered to bring you “Screenagers: Under the Influence” during Red Ribbon Week. This documentary “delves into how the tech revolution has reshaped adolescence and its effects on substance use. The film debunks myths and depicts strategies parents and schools can use to encourage healthy decision-making, support teen mental health, set limits, and create healthy home environments. The film also includes many ways young people are using their wisdom and strength to help each other and themselves through this complicated terrain around substance use”. Tangible educational materials and conversational starters will be available as a take-away from this family friendly event. This film is recommended for grades 6 and up.

Doors open at 6:30pm. Film starts at 7:00pm and is approximately 70 minutes.

Come on our to the Beloit Community Health System Trunk or Treat Event and participate in all the fun for the kiddos. Be sure to swing by our trunk and get some candy, as well as learn more about the coalition and our youth drug prevention efforts.

Join us for our monthly meeting at the Daniel Hale Williams Resource Center. If you are interested in learning more about or getting involved with our youth drug prevention programs to prevent substance misuse amongst the youth in our community, email us at rcpreventionnetwork@gmail.com or call today at 608-758-5847.

Please join us and other community organizations for this 9th annual event where we offer hope to individuals who struggle with substance use and support their families. This FREE event starts at 5 where you can find behavioral health resources, second chance job fair, live music, handcrafted coffee and more. Speakers with lived experience start at 6:45. Candlelight vigil to honor lives lost at 7:15.