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We educate. We advocate. We collaborate. We provide support.

Substance abuse and dependence is a public health crisis affecting virtually every person in our small community in some way. Through partnerships, community engagement, education, and proven best practices, we work to impact this crisis and reduce the causes and consequences of substance abuse on the city of Burlington. BPHC aims to change the cultural norms that support substance misuse and create opportunities for individuals and partners to work together on strategies to improve policy, practice and community design on both a local and a state level.

We are committed to keeping our community informed of the dangers associated with misuse of alcohol and other drugs and effective prevention strategies. We strive to be a voice for prevention in Burlington by supporting our community leaders and policy makers to make informed decisions to improve local and state practices, policies, and laws.

Educating and advocating for sound public health policies remains essential work in preventing substance abuse and addiction. Focus and efforts must prevent drug use and addiction at the source – where potentially addictive products flow into and are promoted in our neighborhoods and communities.

Our Lives Our Voices

August 20th, 2020 | by Burlington Partnership

Youth Empowerment Series This series of online workshops, self-care activities, and physically-distanced social opportunities is for middle and high school


Roots of Prevention Awards

May 26th, 2020 | by Burlington Partnership

Our annual Roots of Prevention Award Celebration has grown over the years into an inspiring and energizing way to recognize


ParentIN

April 25th, 2018 | by Burlington Partnership

Becoming a teenager can be tough. Parenting a preteen isn’t exactly easy, either. That’s why we created ParentIN – to


Creating Smoke-Free Zones

October 3rd, 2013 | by Burlington Partnership

The facts are clear, secondhand smoke is dangerous. Our coalition works to educate the Burlington community about the significant health



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