News from HCA’s Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery

Get ready for the new school year with youth prevention materials

Back-to-school season is here, and we have some new and exciting materials available for your youth prevention education needs. Both the Friends…

Reminder: Washington State Prevention Summit registration is live!

Registration is open for the 2026 Washington State Prevention Summit! Each year, the Summit brings together youth, volunteers, and professionals…

October Data Book Training Postponed

The October Data Book training has been cancelled and is in the process of being rescheduled.

This change is due to a delay in the release…

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Upcoming Events

  • Creating Environmental Change: A Prevention Policy Cohort

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    REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!

    What: You are invited to an exciting professional development opportunity for prevention coordinators in…

  • 2026 National Tribal Health Conference

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    Arizona

    The National Indian Health Board (NIHB) is pleased to announce the dates for the 2026 National Tribal Health Conference (NTHC)! Each year,…

  • NW PTTC Evaluation Bootcamp

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    Join the Northwest PTTC Evaluation Bootcamp for an interactive learning experience designed to build essential evaluation skills you can apply…

  • Cannabis Rescheduling Webinar

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    Join the Cannabis Policy Resource Center (CPRC) for an enlightening discussion on the recent rescheduling of medical cannabis. Guest speaker, Prof…

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Finding the right library book

Community Library

The Athena Forum’s Community Library makes various prevention resources readily available for use by substance use disorder prevention and mental health promotion professionals and volunteers statewide. The Community Library is comprised of handouts, templates, risk profiles, publications, brochures, guidance, and reference tools. Providers can also use this shared space to upload coalition-developed publications, such as newsletters, and earned media that highlights local work.

Visit the Community Library