Parenting comes with challenges, especially in supporting your child’s well-being. Our resources make conversations about mental health and substance use easier, offering guidance, tips, and support to foster connections and healthy choices. Explore them with confidence and care.

WPP empowers youth to make informed choices about their well-being. Our resources provide support for mental health and substance use challenges through workshops and engaging materials in a safe space. We promote self-awareness, resilience, and positive relationships, helping young people build the skills they need to thrive. Explore our youth-focused resources for wellness and growth.

We are dedicated to the well-being of the Winooski community, offering resources for all ages to navigate substance use and mental health challenges. Our initiatives include workshops, counseling, support groups, and outreach programs. Through collaboration, we create a caring, inclusive space where community members can find the support they need. Whether you seek information, guidance, or connections, our team is here to help.

With so many parenting resources available, we’ve carefully selected evidence-backed recommendations to help guide conversations that can positively impact your child’s well-being.

The 2024 WPP Annual Report highlights a year of steadfast commitment to building healthier communities. It reflects on our achievements, key partnerships, and the positive impact we've had on individuals in Winooski and beyond. This report underscores our dedication to creating a brighter, healthier future for all.

In the WPP Annual Report, we reflect on a year of unwavering dedication to building healthier communities. This report highlights our achievements, partnerships, and the positive impact we've had on the lives of individuals in Winooski and beyond.

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Explore themes from the WPP youth survey and the Youth Risk Behaviors Survey (YRBS) - how are substance use and absenteeism related? How can we support young people in ways that may reduce substance use and improve attendance with the same interventions?

The Youth Risk Behaviors Survey is given every two years to WSD students. This presentation summarizes data from the 2021 YRBS. We will work with the Vermont Department of Health to provide a similar update for the 2023 YRBS.

This issue brief was produced as part of a project by the Winooski Partnership for Prevention. Through community education and engagement, youth empowerment, and policy change, we work to prioritize prevention so that all Vermonters can enjoy the health and safety they deserve.