Farnham Prevention Services

Farnham Prevention Services Farnham Family Services delivers a wide range of strategies for fighting substance abuse at home, in schools, and our communities.

Social media can be a great way to stay connected—but it can also bring stress, comparison, and drama if we’re not caref...
04/29/2026

Social media can be a great way to stay connected—but it can also bring stress, comparison, and drama if we’re not careful.
This week, take a moment to check in with yourself:
• Are the accounts you follow making you feel supported or stressed?
• Are you taking breaks when things feel overwhelming?
• Are you engaging in ways that reflect who you want to be?
It’s okay to log off. It’s okay to protect your peace.
Choose what helps you grow 🌱

04/22/2026
Do you have concerns about the health, wellness, and well-being of yourself, your child, or someone you care about? Find...
04/06/2026

Do you have concerns about the health, wellness, and well-being of yourself, your child, or someone you care about? Find support with Screen4Success—a quick and easy way to identify areas where someone may benefit from more support: samhsa.gov/talk-they-hear-you/screen4success

As we head into spring break, remember: your safety matters.Be mindful of your surroundings, make informed choices, and ...
03/30/2026

As we head into spring break, remember: your safety matters.
Be mindful of your surroundings, make informed choices, and don’t be afraid to speak up for yourself or a friend.
Let’s come back safe, healthy, and ready to finish the year strong 💙

🚨 Prevention Alert: What is 7-OH?7-Hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) is a powerful compound related to kratom that is now being ...
03/16/2026

🚨 Prevention Alert: What is 7-OH?
7-Hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) is a powerful compound related to kratom that is now being sold in concentrated lab-made products. These products are often misleadingly marketed as natural, safe, or helpful for focus, pain, or anxiety — but they carry serious risks.
👀 Where are these products sold?
You may see them at gas stations, v**e shops, or online as:
• Gummies or chewable tablets
• Liquid “shots” or oils
• V**e pens
The packaging can look like energy drinks or candy, which can make them appear harmless.

Today we remember the lives lost to overdose on Black Balloon Day. 🖤Behind every loss is a family, a story, and a life t...
03/06/2026

Today we remember the lives lost to overdose on Black Balloon Day. 🖤
Behind every loss is a family, a story, and a life that mattered.

We say their names.
We fight the stigma.
And we keep hope alive for those still struggling.
Recovery is real.
You’re not alone.
Addiction doesn’t define you.
You have a purpose.
Keep holding on 🙏

SOLD OUT! See you at Wingfest!
03/05/2026

SOLD OUT! See you at Wingfest!

UPDATE - We are officially SOLD OUT! Thank you and see you tomorrow night at Wingfest!

Who will be crowned the 2026 Wingfest Champions??

NOT able to attend and would still like to make a DONATION to our mission? You can do so below.

DONATE HERE - https://www.farnhaminc.org/farnhamfoundation.aspx

Last Call for Tickets for Wingfest 2026 ( link below )
03/05/2026

Last Call for Tickets for Wingfest 2026 ( link below )

I may not be serving up a DOZEN wings at Wingfest tomorrow night Friday 3/6 6pm-9pm ... I will be raffling off a DOZEN Titleist Pro v1s for those entering the yearly putting contest. In addition to that, a chance for a FREE Annual Membership to Stone Creek Golf Club, and two (2) thirty minute sessions at Oswego Sports Performance Golf Simulator Lab.

Buy Wingfest Tickets Here -
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/farnham-foundations-3rd-annual-wingfest-presented-by-oswego-county-fcu-tickets-1979477357061

Free Lock Bags from Oswego County Prevention Coalition
03/02/2026

Free Lock Bags from Oswego County Prevention Coalition

FREE Cannabis Lock Bag - Accidents happen, but they can be prevented. Oswego County residents can request a FREE Cannabis lock bag from Oswego County Prevention Coalition and ensure your home is a safe space for all. 🏠❤️

👉 Request Here -
https://forms.gle/gnjbBWDXAH2eAdPc9

Did You Know?
According to the Upstate New York Poison Center, there were 700 reported cases of cannabis poisoning last year, with 449 involving edibles. Recognizing that no amount of cannabis is safe for the developing brain up to age 18, OCPC emphasizes the importance of keeping such products out of children's reach. The lock bags not only provide secure storage but also feature the poison control number prominently, ensuring quick access in case of emergencies.

02/26/2026

Strong Communities Prevent Substance Use Disorder.
Connection is prevention.
Support is prevention.
Education is prevention.
When we reduce stigma and talk openly about mental health and substance use, we create space for people to ask for help early.
Let’s build communities where prevention comes first.

Address

283 W 2nd Street #200
Oswego, NY
13126

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 4pm
Tuesday 7am - 4pm
Wednesday 7am - 4pm
Thursday 7am - 4pm
Friday 7am - 4pm

Telephone

+13153424489

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Studies show that substance abuse is preventable among children and teens when they hear consistent messages about drugs and alcohol from their parents, teachers, peers, and community leaders. Farnham Prevention Services delivers a wide range of strategies for fighting substance abuse at home, in our schools, and in our communities. Our evidence-based interventions include counseling, education programs, skills development workshops, family programming, training sessions for parents, teachers, and other professionals, positive alternative activities for youth, and policy change and enforcement efforts to reduce substance use and underage drinking.

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