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Prevention starts at home. Talk early, talk often, and help your child make healthy choices. Learn more below.

Talk. They Hear You: Underage Drinking Awareness Campaign SAMHSA’s national youth substance use prevention campaign helps parents and caregivers, educators, and community members get informed, be prepared, and take action to prevent underage drinking and other substance use.

💙🤝 Connection Can Make a Difference

As we continue recognizing Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, let’s talk about something powerful: connection.

Many people, especially men, may feel pressure to handle stress, anxiety, depression, or life’s challenges on their own. But no one is meant to carry everything alone.

Strong support systems can play an important role in both mental wellness and substance use prevention. Whether it’s a friend, family member, coworker, mentor, or professional, reaching out can be the first step toward healing.

This week, we encourage you to:
💬 Check in with someone you care about
💬 Start a conversation about mental health
💬 Listen without judgment
💬 Reach out if you need support

At SCAN, we’re here to provide:
✅ Mental health support and resources
✅ Substance use prevention and intervention services
✅ Referrals and community resources
✅ A safe, confidential space to talk

A simple conversation can change a life. Let’s continue building a community where asking for help is encouraged and support is always available. 💙

🌱 Healing Is Possible

Mental health challenges and substance use struggles do not define you. With the right support, healing and recovery are possible.

This week, we want to remind our community:
✨ It’s okay to ask for help
✨ Recovery takes time—and that’s okay
✨ Every step forward matters

You are not alone. 💛

🌿 Healthy Coping Starts Here

Stress, anxiety, and life challenges can lead some individuals to use substances as a way to cope. But there are healthier ways to manage difficult emotions.

This week, focus on:
✔ Finding positive coping strategies
✔ Reaching out for support early
✔ Taking small steps toward wellness

Prevention starts with awareness—and with giving ourselves the tools to handle life’s challenges in healthy ways.

💚🧠 May is Mental Health Awareness Month 🧠💚

This month is a reminder that mental health is just as important as physical health—and it plays a major role in substance use and recovery.

Many individuals struggling with substance use are also facing challenges like anxiety, depression, trauma, or stress. When mental health needs go unaddressed, the risk for substance misuse can increase.

That’s why early intervention matters. 💛

We are committed to:
✅ Supporting mental health and emotional wellness
✅ Providing substance use prevention and intervention services
✅ Offering resources for individuals and families
✅ Creating a safe, judgment-free space to seek help

💬 This May, let’s:
✨ Break the stigma around mental health
✨ Encourage open conversations
✨ Check in on one another
✨ Remind others that help is available

You don’t have to struggle in silence. Support, healing, and recovery are possible.