Walpole Prevention Coalition

About Walpole Prevention Coalition

Walpole Prevention Coalition was established on January 7, 2013 and is organized through the Walpole Health Department.

The Walpole Prevention Coalition has members from all parts of the community, including residents, employees of Walpole including: Walpole Police Department, Walpole Public Schools, Walpole Recreation Department, Walpole Public Library, Walpole Council on Aging, Walpole Health Department, and Walpole Media, as well as local religious leaders, local volunteers, local substance use and recovery organizations, and more.

We are grateful for all of our coalition members and their dedication to Walpole and substance use prevention and recovery.

If you are interested in joining Walpole Prevention Coalition please contact us here or call the Walpole Health Department at 508-660-7321.

Mission Statement

To prevent and reduce alcohol and other substance use among Walpole's adolescent and young adult population through communication, collaboration, resource-sharing, problem-solving, collective action and celebration.

Vision Statement

Supporting a safe and healthy Walpole through prevention and education.

Join Walpole Prevention Coalition

Membership to Walpole Prevention is open to anyone who supports our mission and who lives in Walpole or who works for an organization or agency serving Walpole. Anyone may join Walpole Prevention Coalition during any time of the year, just contact us here or at Walpole Health Department for more information.

The coalition will not discriminate on the basis of age, race, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, culture, political affiliation, religion, national origin, veteran, marital, or parental status or disability.

Below you will find our coalition orientation manual that provides you with some information about the coalition, its mission, what we want to accomplish, and more.

WPC Manual

Prospective & New Member Orientation

Why Get Involved?

Youth

Take part in meaningful volunteer and leadership opportunities.
Connect with others who care about making a positive difference in your community.
Develop valuable skills like communication, problem-solving, and teamwork.
Flexible commitment while still being able to make an impact.

Families & Caregivers

Help create a safer, healthy community for your children and your overall community.
Connect with other parents/caregivers, local organizations, and community leaders.
Access helpful resources and information.

Community Members

Connect and collaborate with your neighbors, local leaders, and organizations.
Contribute to building a healthier and safer environment for everyone in your community.
Share your experiences and ideas to help shape community initiatives, activities, and programs.