Ellington Youth Services Prevention Newsletter Prevention Newsletter Spring 2017
Ellington Youth Services
31 Arbor Way, P.O. Box 187
Parent Connection
Ellington, CT 06029
Prevention Edition
Ellington Youth Services
31 Arbor Way
860-870-3130
Youth.ellington-ct.gov
Decidetobekind.com
Director
Diane Lasher-Penti
[email protected]
Youth Program
Coordinator/Rise Above
Advisor
Spring 2017
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Welcome to our first issue of the
Prevention Edition of the Youth
Services newsletter. Four times a year
we will publish a prevention newsletter
that focuses on issues related to our
youth and substance abuse. This issue has come to you in the mail,
however, future issues will be interactive and accessed digitally at
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Prescription
Drug Take
Back Day
Tressa Giordano
[email protected]
Prevention Coordinator
Deborah Stauffer
[email protected]
In this issue
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Prescription Drug Take
Back Day
Prescription Drug Drop Box
Prescription Drug Facts
The Opioid Trail
Screenagers: Growing up in a
Digital Age—April 27th Marijuana & Laws
Prom and Graduation and
Social Host Laws
6:30 pm—Ellington Middle School Screenagers Movie
Email [email protected] to reserve a
spot. Opioid and Heroin Abuse
Talking to Your Child
Resources
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for important information from Ellington
Youth Services!
10 am to 2 pm.
Local Collection Site:
Ellington Resident State Troopers Office
33 Arbor Way in Ellington.
Ellington Resident State Troopers are participating in the National
Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, April 29th from 10 am to 2 pm.
Residents may bring all unused and expired prescription drugs to
their office at 33 Arbor Way during those hours and they will
dispose of them for you. They ask that you do not bring any needles
or “sharps” and if possible keep the drugs in their original
containers. Any questions, contact their office at 860-875-1522.