NPW Partners and Working Group
NPW 2019 WORKGROUP
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American School Counselor Association
Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Carroll County (MD) Health Department
Hawaii Partnership to Prevent Underage Drinking with
TIFFE Together We CAN (HPPUD)
HHS Office of Adolescent Health* (OAH)
Jed Foundation
National Institute on Drug Abuse* (NIDA)
Saving Others For Archie (SOFA)
USAGov*
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ACT Missouri
American College Health Association
American Counseling Association
American Psychiatric Association
American Psychological Association
American Public Health Association
American Society of Addiction Medicine
Asian Health Coalition
Association for Behavioral Health and Wellness
Association of State and Territorial Health Officials
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Catholic Charities USA
Drug Enforcement Administration*
Drug Free America Foundation, Inc.
Drug Free Duval
Facing Addiction with National Council on Alcoholism and
Drug Dependence, Inc.
The George Washington University Milken Institute School
of Public Health
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Lutheran Social Services
Mary’s Center
Minnesota Regional Prevention Coordinators
NAADAC, the Association for Addiction Professionals
National Alliance for Hispanic Health
National Association for Children of Addiction
National Association of School Nurses
National Collegiate Athletic Association
National Council for Behavioral Health
National PTA
North American Interfraternity Conference
SMYAL (Supporting and Mentoring Youth Advocates and
Leaders)
Students Against Destructive Decisions
Tradition Not Addiction
The Trevor Project
Conclusion
The success of NPW 2019 has given way to tremendous excitement about the potential of NPW 2020 and its theme “Prevention
Happens Here.” With this theme, SAMHSA is communicating that prevention is a year-round activity that can happen anywhere at
any time. It starts with all of us.
SAMHSA plans to expand its now somewhat unique role as capacity builders, finding innovative ways to share prevention messages,
tools, stories, and data through what we call our “three-legged stool”: community engagement, partnership development, and high-
quality materials development and promotion.
As we do so, we look forward to talking to our partners in this work—from organizations to individuals on the front lines of
prevention—to see where we can collaborate and elevate our efforts. We want feedback on what works, what communities are
learning about substance use and mental health, and what they need to be even more impactful ambassadors of the prevention
movement.
Keep visiting samhsa.gov/prevention-week as we share updates and additional resources, and you will learn more about how you
can get involved in NPW 2020. And don’t forget to share your NPW events and activities with us—no matter when they take place.
*Federal agency or program partner
WANT TO HAVE A CONVERSATION ABOUT NPW OR PREVENTION IN GENERAL?
Please email David Wilson.
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2019 OUTCOMES REPORT
2019 OUTCOMES REPORT
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