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The Memphis Area Prevention Coalition is a group formed to facilitate prevention efforts in Shelby County to combat substance abuse and its consequences especially among our youth.

01/30/2026

A Message to Our Community
As of the end of January, the Memphis Area Prevention Coalition will no longer operate as an organizational work area of Church Health. While this chapter is coming to a close, we are incredibly proud of the work we’ve done together and deeply grateful for the community members, partners, and supporters who made it possible. Most importantly, we are happy to share that our core services will continue through trusted partners who are committed to this work and this community.

Needle Exchange Services
Our harm reduction and needle exchange efforts are being transitioned to A Betor Way, an organization doing vital work to support health, dignity, and safety in Memphis. To learn more or stay connected, visit https://abetorway.org/ and follow them on Facebook and Instagram for updates and service information.

Prevention and Harm Reduction Services
Our prevention and harm reduction services are being turned over to CAAP who will continue providing support and resources for those seeking recovery. You can find them on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089503234390

This transition reflects our commitment to ensuring that essential services remain accessible and that the work continues beyond our organization. Thank you for standing with us over the years. We encourage you to stay engaged, follow our partner organizations, and continue supporting prevention, harm reduction, and recovery efforts in Memphis.

With gratitude,
Memphis Area Prevention Coalition

01/20/2026

Prevention is one of the most effective ways to build healthier, safer communities. At Memphis Area Prevention Coalition, informed choices and strong connections make a lasting difference.

We work alongside families, schools, and community partners across Shelby County to prevent substance misuse and promote healthy behaviors. Through education, youth programs, and community outreach, we focus on reducing risk factors while strengthening protective supports that help people thrive.

Prevention is an investment in long-term community well-being. Learn more about our work and how you can stay informed at memphisprevention.org.

01/19/2026

Today we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., whose vision of justice, equity, and community continues to guide us.

Dr. King reminded us that change begins with people standing together for the well being of others. At Memphis Area Prevention Coalition, we carry that spirit forward by working to prevent substance misuse, strengthen families, and build healthier communities through education, compassion, and collaboration.

On this MLK Day, we reflect on the power of service, prevention, and collective responsibility. When we look out for one another and invest in the health of our communities, we move closer to the future Dr. King envisioned.

01/18/2026

🚭 Quitting to***co is hard, but it is absolutely possible, and support makes a difference. Many people need more than one attempt to stop. That’s normal. Tools such as counseling, quitlines, and community support significantly increase success rates. If you or someone you care about wants to quit, help is available. Prevention also means supporting healthier choices at every stage.

👉🏼 Find local resources and learn more about prevention and support at memphisprevention.org.

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01/16/2026

🚭 Most people who use to***co started before age 18. That’s not an accident. Ni****ne targets the developing teen brain, making addiction form faster and feel stronger. Flavored products and vapes are designed to make to***co seem harmless, but they train the brain to crave ni****ne early. Talking with teens about how to***co really works can prevent lifelong addiction.

Start the conversation today. Visit memphisprevention.org for prevention resources.

***coFreeTeens

01/14/2026

🚭 Smoking and va**ng don’t just affect the lungs; they impact nearly every organ in the body. To***co use increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, lung disease, and multiple types of cancer. Va**ng is not harmless either; many products still deliver ni****ne and harmful chemicals that affect the heart and lungs.

👉🏼 The good news? The body begins to heal once to***co use stops, no matter how long someone has used it. Share this message and help spread awareness. Learn more at memphisprevention.org.

***coAwareness

01/12/2026

🚭 To***co addiction isn’t about weak willpower; it’s about how ni****ne changes the brain. Ni****ne quickly reaches the brain and triggers dopamine, the chemical linked to pleasure and reward. Over time, the brain starts to rely on ni****ne to feel “normal,” making quitting much harder than it looks.

The earlier someone starts using to***co, the stronger this addiction can become. Understanding how addiction works is a key step in prevention and recovery. Learn more about prevention and how to protect yourself and your family at memphisprevention.org.

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01/11/2026

✨ Every new year brings new possibilities, and prevention helps turn those possibilities into progress. By prioritizing prevention, communities can reduce harm, support healthy behaviors, and strengthen overall well-being.

👉🏼 Memphis Area Prevention Coalition is committed to community-centered prevention through partnerships with schools, families, and local organizations. Our work focuses on education, outreach, and practical tools that support informed decision-making. As the year begins, join us in staying informed and supporting prevention efforts that build safer, healthier communities for everyone.

⚙️ memphisprevention.org

01/09/2026

✨ The beginning of a new year is a chance to focus on what truly supports long-term health. Prevention plays a critical role by addressing substance misuse before it disrupts lives, families, and communities. Memphis Area Prevention Coalition provides education, resources, and prevention strategies that empower individuals and families with knowledge and support. Our programs are rooted in evidence and guided by community needs.

👉🏼 Prevention is about creating opportunity, resilience, and hope. Learn how MAPC is helping shape a healthier Shelby County today and year-round.

⚙️ memphisprevention.org

01/07/2026

Healthy communities don’t happen by chance; they’re built through education, connection, and prevention. The start of a new year is a reminder that prevention is not reactive; it’s a forward-looking investment in people and neighborhoods.

At Memphis Area Prevention Coalition, we focus on reducing risk factors and strengthening protective factors across the lifespan. From youth and family education to community outreach and prevention training, our work helps people make informed, healthy choices.

Please stay connected with us this year and be part of a community that believes in prevention to support stronger families and safer futures.

01/05/2026

A new year invites reflection and intention, and prevention is one of the most powerful choices we can make. When communities focus on prevention, we reduce harm before it starts and create healthier paths forward for individuals and families.

Memphis Area Prevention Coalition works year-round to prevent substance misuse through education, outreach, and evidence-informed programs. We partner with schools, families, and local organizations to build protective factors that support lifelong well-being.

As we begin the year, we invite you to learn more about prevention and how small, proactive steps can make a lasting difference in Shelby County.

01/04/2026

Prevention is about people, not punishment. It’s about giving youth and adults the tools they need to make informed, healthy choices before substance use becomes a problem. Unchecked use of alcohol, to***co, and other drugs can lead to long-term health issues, addiction, and community harm. Prevention reduces risk, strengthens protective factors, and builds safer neighborhoods.

Memphis Area Prevention Coalition brings the community together to educate, support, and prevent substance misuse in Shelby County. Prevention today means healthier communities tomorrow.

Join us in creating lasting change. Visit memphisprevention.org.

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4023 Knight Arnold Road
Memphis, TN
38118

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Monday	9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 4:30pm
Thursday	9am - 4:30pm
Friday	9am - 4:30pm

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+19012492828

Website

https://recovered.org/rehabs/caap-inc-memphis-tn

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Memphis Area Prevention Coalition

The Memphis Area Prevention Coalition (MAPC) is a group formed to facilitate prevention efforts in Shelby County to combat substance abuse and its consequences especially among our youth. The MAPC is under the administrative oversight of the Church Health Center of Memphis, a 501(c)3 not-for-profit registered with the Tennessee Department of Revenue. Donations to Church Health that are directed to the MAPC are tax deductible as allowed by law.

Promoting community safety by educating youth and adults about substance abuse and prevention.

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