Harrison County Prevention Partnership
A Harrison County WV Substance Use Prevention Coalition
The Partnership is group of community members, professionals, and youth united in the goal of creating a substance abuse free community and an overall healthier Harrison County! Our Mission is to:
βEducate the community in the prevention, intervention, treatment, and recovery about substance abuse and its effects on all community health and behaviors to promote the overall wellness of Harrison County.β
Prevention is not only our passion, but also our expertise!
π Recovery is stronger when we do it together.
Behind every person in recovery is often a network of people who chose to show up, family members, friends, peers, healthcare providers, community organizations, employers, and neighbors.
This Recovery Month, weβre celebrating not only those who are walking the path of recovery, but also the people and organizations helping make that path possible.
You never know who may be quietly struggling, who may be considering asking for help, or who may simply need someone to believe in them.
Choose compassion. Choose connection. Choose hope. π
π Recovery doesn't have to look the same for everyone.
There isn't one path, one timeline, or one definition of recovery. Every person's journey is different, and every step forward matters.
Recovery can mean asking for help. It can mean rebuilding relationships. It can mean finding stable housing, reconnecting with family, getting treatment, returning to work, or simply making it through another day.
This Recovery Month, let's celebrate progress instead of perfection and meet people where they are with compassion rather than judgment.
A community that understands recovery is a community that makes room for hope. π
09/03/2026
π **Libera Has Arrived in Harrison County!** π
We are excited to share that **Libera** has made its way to Harrison County to support girls and young women in our community! π
Libera provides **free peer support groups for youth and young women in West Virginia**, creating a safe space where participants can connect, grow, build confidence, strengthen social-emotional skills, and begin envisioning a hopeful future.
Do you have a daughter, niece, or know a girl between the ages of 10β14 who could benefit from connecting with other girls her age and having a space where she feels heard, supported, and encouraged? This upcoming group may be a wonderful opportunity!
π Clarksburg Library
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Tuesdays, September 8 β October 13
π 4:00β5:00 PM
π FREE
Participants will receive a free journal, free workbook, and a free care tote with mental health supplies!
π https://www.clarksburglibrary.org/libera-support-group-girls
Questions? Contact Bianca at [email protected] or (304) 241-1061.
Please share this post to help us connect local girls and families with this new resource! π
09/02/2026
π September is Recovery Month! π
Recovery Month is a time to celebrate the strength and resilience of people in recovery, recognize the families and communities that support them, and remind those who are struggling that recovery is possible.
Weβre kicking off the month with the VAβs Recovery Event this Wednesday at Jackson Square, featuring resource tables and opportunities to connect with local organizations and services.
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Wednesday, September 2
π Jackson Square
β° 12:00 PMβ4:00 PM
Come learn about the resources available in our community, connect with local partners, and help us celebrate recovery in all its forms.
Because recovery doesn't happen alone. Connection, support, and community matter. π
π Welcome to Recovery Month! π
Today marks the beginning of Recovery Month, a time to celebrate the millions of people who are living in recovery, honor the courage it takes to seek help, and recognize the families, friends, peers, professionals, and communities who walk alongside them.
Recovery is not always a straight line. It can look different for every person, and every step forward is worth celebrating.
This month, we invite our community to learn more, challenge stigma, offer compassion, and remember that recovery is possible.
Letβs make September a month filled with hope, connection, understanding, and celebration. π
08/31/2026
π International Overdose Awareness Day | August 31 π
Tonight, we come together to remember the lives lost to overdose, support those who are still struggling, and remind our community that recovery is possible.
Join us tonight beginning at 5:00 PM for the reading of local proclamations and our Memorial Walk, followed by resource tables and community connections from 6:00β8:00 PM at Jackson Square.
Every name represents a person who mattered. Every family carries a story. And every person still struggling deserves compassion, support, and hope.
We remember. We educate. We advocate. We stand together. π
β€οΈ Friday Community Spotlight β€οΈ
One thing weβre reminded of again and again is just how much can happen when a community comes together.
From our partners and volunteers to the people who show up, share resources, lend a helping hand, and simply care about their neighbors β you are what makes this community stronger.
Weβre grateful for every person who helps us connect people with resources, create opportunities, and build a healthier Harrison County.
So today, we want to say a simple:
Thank you. β€οΈ
What is one person, organization, or community partner youβre grateful for this week? Tag them below and let them know! π
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What's Coming Up in Our Community?
We've got a busy few weeks ahead! β€οΈ
Here are a few dates to keep on your radar:
ποΈ International Overdose Awareness Day
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Monday, August 31
π Bridge to Nutrition Community Food Drive
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September 14β25
π‘οΈ National Recovery Month Event
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September 2
π Save A Life Day
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September 24
We'll be sharing more information about each event as we get closer, so make sure you're following the Harrison County Family Resource Network!
There's always something happening when our community comes together. β€οΈ
08/26/2026
π‘ RESOURCE WEDNESDAY
Sometimes finding help starts with simply knowing where to look.
Whether you're looking for help with food, housing, transportation, healthcare, childcare, or other basic needs, the Harrison County Family Resource Network is here to help connect you with resources in our community.
π Have a question about where to find help? Reach out to us!
And don't forget β our Harrison County Resource Guide is available to help you find local services and organizations all in one place. www.wvfrn.org
You don't have to figure it all out alone. β€οΈ
WVFRN | WVFRN.org What is an FRN? The West Virginia Family Resource Networks are organizations that respond to the needs and opportunities of the community. Partnering with community members and public and private organizations, the WVFRN members develop innovative projects and provide needed resources for their loca...
β€οΈ We want to hear from YOU!
If you joined us for Tunes & Togetherness, what was your favorite part of the night?
πΆ The music
π The food trucks
ποΈ The silent auction
π Spending time with the community
π Dancing the night away
Tell us in the comments! π
And if you have pictures from the night, we'd love to see them β drop them in the comments below! πΈβ€οΈ
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