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The Regional Prevention Center (RPC) is a resource for the community, providing alcohol, tobacco, and other drug prevention services including suicide prevention, community/coalition development, consultation and technical assistance for effective prevention programs and strategies, training/education for adults and youth who will train others, public information to publicize prevention efforts and a resource library including brochures, pamphlets, visual aids, and DVD's on prevention topics for loan or free preview. We work with community organizations, agencies, businesses, schools, coalitions, local ASAP (Agency for Substance Abuse Policy) Boards, and other entities to develop prevention policies, programs, and services to create healthy communities.
11/19/2025
Did you know, when young people have better relationships with their parents and siblings, they are less likely to try alcohol and drugs. Check out The Dinner Table Project (thedinnertableproject.org) to find different family fun activities.
11/15/2025
It’s the Great American Smokeout. Let’s take the first step, together. In
Kentucky, culture, identity, and tradition connect us—and they also strengthen our families. Quitting smoking or va**ng isn’t easy—but you don’t have to do it alone. If you or someone you love is ready, today can be the day. Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW Free, confidential support at QuitNowKentucky.org
11/13/2025
Kindness is a mental health superpower. 🧠💛 On , take a moment to: ✔️ Send a supportive text ✔️ Compliment someone ✔️ Listen without judgment ✔️ Offer help Small acts of kindness can ease anxiety, reduce isolation, and spark hope. Be the reason someone feels seen today.
11/11/2025
These are real va**ng devices confiscated from Kentucky students. From USB and AirPod look-alikes to colorful bears, they’re designed to attract AND addict young people. Start the conversation. Educate your community. Become a Parents Against Va**ng (PAVe) Community Educator and help raise awareness where it matters most. Learn more: Cumberland River Regional Prevention Center (606)337-2070
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11/09/2025
Most kids who start va**ng start with a flavored product. The FDA has only approved 4 menthol flavored products. THOUSANDS of other sweet, fruity and candy flavored products are still available, including inexpensive disposables and refillables. Flavors hook our kids! Learn more at parentsagainstva**ng.org.
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11/07/2025
Kentucky’s youth are leading the way in ni****ne prevention. They are standing up for their families, friends, and future. Guided by respect. Powered by Kentucky pride.
11/06/2025
If you would like to know more about the services at The Cumberland River Regional Prevention Center, please reach out to us at (606)337-2070.
11/06/2025
11/05/2025
Our prevention crew scaling new heights! ⛰️ No big deal, just showing how real prevention works: it's a steady climb rooted in teamwork and the trust and respect we build in our communities. Together, we're basically unstoppable!
11/04/2025
🍂 November Reminder: Real Prevention is Built with Trust and Respect 🤝🛡️ As the season of gratitude and connection unfolds, let’s remember that the strongest prevention starts with trusting and respecting one another. 🧡 When young people feel valued and heard, they’re more likely to open up about challenges and make healthy choices. 🧡 Families and communities that listen without judgment create safe spaces where prevention thrives.
This November, practice gratitude by building trust and respect—because real prevention begins at home and in community.
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The Regional Prevention Center (RPC) is a prevention program that collaborates with individuals and communities in an effort to reduce risk factors that contribute to alcohol, to***co, other drug use/misuse. RPC assists community residents, leaders, coalitions, and other groups in coming together to discuss their community’s strengths and needs and to develop a comprehensive prevention plan according to the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF). The SPF uses a five-step process to help communities identify, manage, and evaluate their substance abuse prevention and mental health needs. Prevention specialists are available to provide consultation and technical assistance by offering information on effective prevention programs and strategies and how to adapt them to individual situations and communities. They also provide services that build capacities of individuals and communities to promote healthy environments, lifestyles, and behaviors. A resource library is located within the Regional Prevention Center office that contains information such as brochures, videos, and curricula on alcohol, to***co and other drugs, as well as su***de prevention.
KY Moms Maternal Assistance Towards Recovery
The KY Moms Maternal Assistance Towards Recovery program welcomes all women who are pregnant or who have just delivered in the past two months. There are workshops hosted by KY Moms Maternal Assistance Towards Recovery that is held monthly at local health departments and libraries. There are eight different counties that receive services, Bell, Clay, Laurel, Harlan, Jackson, Knox, Rockcastle and Whitley. The Healthy Babies class is the first of three workshops, which last two hours. Each participant will receive incentives for attending. All eligible participants will receive important information on avoiding hazards while pregnant, depression, and unhealthy relationships. Participants may bring guests with them to the class.
During the Healthy Babies class expectant and new moms will receive a Level One Assessment to determine if more services are needed. The KY Moms Maternal Assistance Towards Recovery program also has a Case Manager who works directly with expectant and new moms. If a client is eligible for case management services they will receive support, encouragement, community resources, education, and referral for additional services. Each participant also receives added incentives for participating in the program such as Wal-Mart gift cards and baby items.
The KY Moms Maternal Assistance Towards Recovery program also offers additional classes for women who are at risk for Substance Abuse. Risk factors include family history, friends or partners who use drugs or alcohol. The Selective class is a seven hour class that is scheduled every two to three months. Prime for Life curriculum is used in the class. Each participant will received a better understanding on substance abuse and how heredity can affect choices. A month before class a letter of invitation will be mailed out to at risk participant who previously attended a Healthy Babies class. Each participant who attends the Selective Class will receive breakfast, lunch, and incentives for attending. The Indicated class is a three hour class that is a continuation of the Prime for Life curriculum. Each participant will receive incentives for attending the Indicated class.