We have several amazing, FREE, training opportunities coming up in July & August. Many have continuing education credits included! Topics include: Pregnancy & Opioid Use, SBIRT, Stimulant Use and Enhancing the Recovery Oriented Systems of Care, & more! You see the full updated list of trainings here: https://lnkd.in/eTPbXBrK #training #continuingeducation #recoverysupport #pregnancy #stimulants #sbirt
Wilson County Substance Prevention Coalition
Health and Human Services
Wilson, North Carolina 147 followers
Reducing substance misuse by addressing factors that increase misuse and promoting the factors that minimize it.
About us
The Wilson County Substance Prevention Coalition was established in April 2007. The coalition is organized for the charitable purpose of reducing substance misuse by addressing factors in the community that increases the risk of substance misuse and promoting the factors that minimize that risk.
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https://www.wilcoprevention.org
External link for Wilson County Substance Prevention Coalition
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- Health and Human Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Wilson, North Carolina
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2007
- Specialties
- substance prevention, substance abuse, prevention, substance, Addiction , addiction recourses , drug misuse , medication misuse, education, substance use disorder, substance education, substance misuse prevention , substance use prevention, return to use, treatment access, non profit, resources , and misuse
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2860 Ward Blvd
Suite C
Wilson, North Carolina 27893, US
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113 EAST NASH STREET
WILSON, North Carolina 27893, US
Employees at Wilson County Substance Prevention Coalition
Updates
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WCSPC was honored to join prevention professionals from across North Carolina for the inaugural NC Primary Prevention Advocacy Day. We appreciated the opportunity to meet with Representative Dante Pittman and Senator Buck Newton to share prevention efforts taking place in Wilson County. We are grateful for their time, support, and commitment to the health and well-being of North Carolinians. Thank you, Community Impact NC, for coordinating!
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The Wilson County Substance Prevention Coalition (WCSPC) is seeking a Program Implementation Manager to help lead and support initiatives focused on substance use prevention, treatment, recovery, and risk reduction throughout Wilson County and the surrounding region. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys: -Managing multiple projects and grant initiatives -Working collaboratively with community partners -Tracking data, outcomes, and reporting requirements -Turning strategic plans into measurable results -Making a meaningful impact As part of the WCSPC team, you will play a key role in implementing programs that strengthen our community and expand access to critical resources. #NowHiring #ProgramManager #CommunityHealth #SubstanceUsePrevention #PublicHealth #NonprofitJobs #WilsonNC #RecoverySupport https://lnkd.in/es_-cE3z
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For many individuals in recovery, securing and maintaining meaningful employment can be a challenge. Entrepreneurship can offer an opportunity to build on existing skills, create flexibility, and pursue a path toward greater independence. Join us at RC3 on June 18 for a FREE Small Business Center Information Session presented by Melissa S. Evans, Director of the Small Business Center at Wilson Community College. Learn about the free resources, training, and support available to help aspiring entrepreneurs take the first step toward starting and growing a business. #RecoveryWorks #RC3 #Entrepreneurship #SmallBusiness #RecoveryCommunity #WilsonNC #WorkforceDevelopment #RecoverySupport
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The values of Wilson County Substance Prevention Coalition were evident today! Thank you to each partner and the role you play in supporting Wilson County. "Wilson County Substance Prevention Coalition works alongside trusted community partners to ensure Wilson County has a coordinated response. While each organization plays a unique role, together we form a connected network dedicated to prevention, recovery and long-term community well-being." #collaboration
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The June 11th Full Coalition meeting is one you don’t want to miss! We’ll be taking an important look at the substance use resources currently available in our community, identifying gaps, and discussing where our collective efforts are needed most. Whether you represent an organization, are a person in recovery, have a loved one impacted by substance use disorder, or simply care about this issue, every partner brings a unique and valuable perspective—your participation matters. We’ll also be updating our Coalition membership list and want to ensure everyone is included and represented. Date: Thursday, June 11th Time: 10:00am-11:30am Location: Wilson County Agricultural Center (1806 Goldsboro St, Wilson, NC 27893) #NeedsAssessment #SubstanceMisuse #Community #Partners https://lnkd.in/erPZNzZ6
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FREE credit hours and open to Physicians, PAs, NPs, nurses, social workers, and all others interested in the topic. Trainer, Amy Hendricks, is sure to offer insightful information and wonderful conversation. Registration: https://bit.ly/4wUsUVZ Thank you Wilson County Health Department & Choices Women's Center for your partnership!
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Thank you, Triangle Business Journal & Caroline Barnhill, for publishing such a wonderful article about the efforts of Wilson County Substance Prevention Coalition. The article, “When Substance Use Becomes a Workforce Issue,” captures the spirit of the work of The Coalition and community partners beautifully! https://bit.ly/4dEEX0N
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Free 2hr Webinar Strengthening Recovery Pathways for Justice-Involved Populations Speakers: Stephen Loyd, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Cedar Recovery & Elizabeth Heath, JD, Chief District Court Judge 8th Judicial District Available Credits: AMA PRA Category 1 Credit TM, NCASPPB SS, CEU, Contact Hours, Nursing Contact Hours, CME for Physician Assistants https://bit.ly/4dlVIPC
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Thank you to NC Representative Dante Pittman for taking the time to meet with Wilson County Substance Prevention Coalition staff and board members last. We appreciate the opportunity to share about our work and look forward to opportunities for collaboration! #Collaboration
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