One Voice for Southeastern New Hampshire

In 2011, drug-related deaths in NH hit 200. 82% were related to Rx Abuse. Get the details.

In 2010, more NH residents died from Rx drug overdoses than car accidents. See how NH is addressing this, click the newly released Call to Action

ONE Voice is happy to report that binge drinking (4-5 drinks in one sitting) is down 5 percent since 2007.

73 percent of high school students say that it is easy or very easy to get alcohol.

More than 20 percent of high school students have used prescription drugs in their life without a doctor’s prescription

11 percent of students have used over-the-counter (OTC) drugs to get high in their lifetime.

25.5 percent of students have used marijuana in the past 30 days.

Together preventing substance abuse one child at a time.

Supporting youth, families, educators, and communities who are committed to the prevention of alcohol and drug use. Working together, we can reduce substance abuse in our 20 eastern New Hampshire communities.

The Prescription For Education Campaign

Have you seen the public placement campaign recently launched by ONE Voice? Did you get a chance to learn about safe disposal, or learn about the how to keep your medications safe? If so, please take our very brief survey to help us evaluate if this campaign is effective in reducing prescription drug diversions and thefts.

To take the survey click here.

The Rx Epidemic: Community Solutions to an Evolving Problem

Nearly twice as many NH residents are dying from drug related causes than motor vehicle fatalities. The majority of these deaths are related to prescription drug misuse. The Regional Rx Taskforce invites you to a free Summit on Friday, June 7th, 8:30-2:00 at Wentworth Douglass Hospital Join us in hearing from local subject matter experts to learn how YOU are the solution. Questions or RSVP's for the Summit can be directed to Melissa at 603.516.2562 by May 28th. Summit information can be accessed here.

NH Governor's Commission Unanimously Endorse Five Year Plan

February 22nd was a great day for prevention and treatment advocates in NH. With the release of the much anticipated 5 year plan to address alcohol misuse, marijuana use and prescription drug abuse, Collective Action, Collective Impact- provides a framework for NH to respond to its substance abuse challenges. Click here to see the plan.