Missouri is passionate about preventing youth substance use and has developed a collaborative network of prevention coalitions, agencies and individuals to address the data-driven needs that arise in communities. Missouri Substance Use Prevention Missouri is passionate about preventing youth substance use and has developed a collaborative network of prevention coalitions, agencies and individuals to address the data-driven needs that arise in communities. Through funding provided by the Missouri Department of Mental Health’s Division of Behavioral Health, ten Prevention Resource Centers (PRCs) cover the entire state, providing technical assistance and support to community coalitions in their service areas. Find out which PRC covers your community here! Community coalitions register with the Division of Behavioral Health which connects them to the support of the Prevention Resource Centers as well as the opportunity to apply for funding. The Missouri Prevention Resource Center Network brings together all ten PRCs to collaborate on statewide prevention efforts. To learn more about the structure of Missouri prevention, check out the About page! Next

Find and contact a Prevention Resource Center in your area. CONTACT A PRC To find a Prevention Resource Center in your area, locate your county on the map below. Prevention Resource Centers (PRCs) Colors depict PRC coverage areas. Click on a coverage area to visit the PRC website. Beacon Mental Health Coordinator: Laura Bruce E-mail: laura@beaconmh.org Phone: 816-877-0411 3100 NE 83rd St, Suite 1001 Kansas City, MO Compass Health 1 Coordinator: Jamie Myers E-mail: Jamie@preventionconsultants.org Phone: 844-853-8937 1000 W Nifong Blvd, Bldg. 6, Suite 220 B Columbia, MO First Call Alcohol/Drug Prevention and Recovery Coordinator: Margaux Guignon E-mail: mguignon@firstcallkc.org Phone: 816-361-5900 9091 State Line Rd Kansas City, MO Centerstone North Central Coordinator: Edward Mears E-mail: emears@pfh.org Phone: 660-627-7404 1902 S Baltimore St, Suite 400 Kirksville, MO Compass Health 2 Coordinator: Jamie Myers E-mail: Jamie@preventionconsultants.org Phone: 573-368-4755 300 N Rolla St Rolla, MO PreventEd Coordinator: Kristin Bengtson E-mail: kbengtson@prevented.org Phone: 314-962-3456 9355 Olive Blvd St. Louis, MO Centerstone Southeast Coordinator: Allison Austill E-mail: aaustill@semobh.org Phone: 573-686-5090 1200 Sterling Dr Poplar Bluff, MO FCC Behavioral Health Coordinator: Jessica Howard E-mail: c2000@fccinc.org Phone: 573-888-5925 ext. 1315 925 HWY VV, PO Box 71 Kennett, MO SEMO University Southeast Prevention Resource Center Coordinator: Annie Jansen E-mail: ajansen@semo.edu Phone: 573-651-5081 1 University Plaza, MS 7650 Cape Girardeau, MO Community Partnership of the Ozarks Coordinator: David Lewey E-mail: dlewey@cpozarks.org Phone: 417-888-2020 330 N. Jefferson Ave Springfield, MO STATEWIDE ADMINISTRATION Missouri Department of Mental Health Division of Behavioral Health Prevention Director: Christine Smith E-mail: Christine.Smith@dmh.mo.gov Phone: 573-751-4942 1706 E Elm St; PO Box 687 Jefferson City, MO Missouri Prevention Advocacy Leaders E-mail: missouripreventionadvocacy@gmail.com Membership Information: https://bit.ly/MoPALMembership top

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CAMPAIGNS Be That Caring Adult Be Under Your Own Influence Instant Assets Marijuana Facts One Choice No MO Meth Talk About It MO Be That Caring Adult Be That Caring Adult A media campaign that stressed the importance of adults being involved in the lives of youth as a protective factor. It contains various elements that encourage adults to take specific actions to ensure that the youth in their lives know that adults care about them. Phase 1, Year 1 Billboards Posters Poster files Phase 1, Year 2 Billboards Posters Social Media JPGs __MACOSX Phase 2, Year 2 Billboards: 10x36 Billboards: 10x40 Billboards: 12x30 Billboards: 14x40 Billboards: 14x48 Posters Social Media JPGs Logo Files Logos __MACOSX Be Under Your Own Influence BUYOI A social marketing campaign, aiming to influence the behavior of youth and make non-drug use an expression of personal identity and autonomy. Campaign Files Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Billboards & Posters Logos Media State Evaluation Instant Assets Instant Assets A media campaign that promoted the Search Institute Developmental Assets through a variety of elements to the target audience. Campaign Files Emails Icons/Artwork Scheduled Posts top Marijuana Facts Marijuana Facts One-page fact sheets, developed by the Missouri Prevention Resource Center Network, with facts and statistics regarding marijuana as it relates to various prevention sectors. Business & Industry Medical Faith-Based Community Parents Law Enforcement One Choice A media campaign with radio ads and images urging adults to talk to youth about substance use and educate themselves on the issue. OneChoice Campaign Files Radio Ads Images JPG top No MO Meth An expansive campaign to raise awareness about methamphetamines and prevent use. noMOmeth Campaign Files Outdoor Flyers Digital Banners Campaign Files Social Media Videos - Coming Soon Round 1 Materials top Talk About It MO A campaign urging adults to have conversations with youth about substance use and directing them to conversation guides online. TalkAboutItMO Campaign Files Social Media Flyers Logos Campaign Files Presentation/Evaluation Billboard Videos/Radio top SAMHSA's Talk They Hear You This campaign aims to reduce underage drinking and other substance use among youths under the age of 21 by providing parents and caregivers with information and resources they need to address these issues with their children early and often. Campaign Files Click Here to View all Campaign Resources

2022 Missouri Substance Use Prevention Conference. November 14-15, 2022 (Columbia, MO). The conference will host over 300 attendees from all over the state. During the conference, you will have the opportunity to learn, network, and collaborate. UPCOMING EVENTS SPF Application for Prevention Success Training (SAPST) (formerly Substance Abuse Prevention Skills Training) The 4-day training provides an introduction to the substance use prevention field and SAMHSA's Strategic Prevention Framework. Must attend all 4 days. August 24 - 27, 2026 | PreventEd Main Office | 9355 Olive Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63132 Register Here Missouri Substance Use Prevention Conference This statewide event will bring together prevention professionals, educators, peer specialists, providers, community leaders, and advocates from across Missouri for a day and a half oflearning, collaboration, and inspiration. October 27–29, 2026 | Wyndham Executive Center | Columbia, MO Register Here RECURRING MISSOURI PREVENTION MEETINGS Keeping Missouri Kids Safe The Keeping Missouri Kids Safe coalition exists to assist local communities with youth marijuana prevention strategies and resources. Our Vision is for Missouri to have strong advocacy and protective factors for youth across the state regarding marijuana. First Thursday of every month at 2:00pm CT | Meeting ID: 882 0838 2706 | Passcode: 673122 Join the meeting here Missouri Prevention Coalitions Network The Missouri Prevention Coalitions Network (MPCN) is an opportunity to meet with other SUD prevention coalitions across Missouri to discuss activities coalitions are doing, barriers they are facing, share resources, and brainstorm ideas or concepts with colleagues. The hope and goal of this network is to help enhance and support coalition prevention efforts, providing a safe space for processing and sharing with other like-minded folks in the field. Second Friday of odd months | 12:00pm-1:30pm | (January, March, May, July, September, November) Join MPCN here Missouri Prevention Advocacy Leaders (MoPAL) Missouri Prevention Advocacy Leaders (MoPAL) is a group of substance misuse prevention coalition members and Prevention Resource Center staff who are passionate about advocating for primary prevention efforts and support across Missouri. MoPAL has subcommittees that focus on specific topics like events, membership, and substance-focused information. Meets quarterly on Zoom. Join MoPAL here

The Missouri Prevention Coalitions Network (MPCN) is an opportunity to meet with other SUD prevention coalitions across Missouri to discuss activities coalitions are doing, barriers they are facing, share resources, and brainstorm ideas or concepts with colleagues. The hope and goal of this network is to help enhance and support coalition prevention efforts, providing a safe space for processing and sharing with other like-minded folks in the field. Members 3C Power in Partnership - 63106 Promise to Success - Alcohol Drug Abuse Prevention Team (ADAPT) - Baden Community Coalition - BCBH Moberly - Bollinger County Children and Youth Issues Coalition - Bpoe Meramec Arnold Elks - Breathe Easy Kirksville - C2000 - Carter County HOPE Coalition - CRUSH of St. Charles County - DART of Lincoln County - DREAM - Dunklin County Wellness and Prevention Coalition - Eastern Jackson County Prevention Coalition - Ethnic Community Opioid Response Network Missouri - Excelsior Springs SAFE - Gasconade County Health Alliance - H.E.A.L.: Stop Heroin - Heartland Task Force - Iron County Health Coalition - Jefferson County Drug Prevention Coalition (JCDPC) - Johnson County Prevention Coalition - Joplin Area Community Coalition - Kansas City Core Communities that Care Coalition - KC CARE Health Center - Lee's Summit CARES INC - Lincoln County Opioid Response Efforts (LC-CORE) - McDonald County Coalition - Missouri S&T Prevention Coalition - Moniteau County Healthy Lifestyles - Newton County Coalition - Northland Coalition- Northland TRY - Notre Dame Regional High School ASAP Coalition - Osage County Anti Drug Community Action Team - Park Hill Community Drugs Task Force Inc - Phelps County Child Advocacy Network - Project HEAL - RayPec Cares - Smithville Community in Action - Southwest Missorui Drug Poisoning Coalition - St. Louis CRUSH - St. Francois County Community Partnership - Stone County Community Health Coalition - Taney County ADAPT - The Mirror Movement - WARS - Webster County CommUNITY Partnership - Youth in Action DFCC - Youth With Vision MPCN's current media campaign: Be Under Your Own Influence A social marketing campaign, aiming to influence the behavior of youth and make non-drug use an expression of personal identity and autonomy. Campaign Files Social Media Images Social Media Videos Radio Ads Billboards Posters Campaign Logos MPCN Logos Interested in joining? Click here to fill out the interest form.

Meet The Team Jenny Armbruster PreventEd Executive Director Jenny Armbruster is the Deputy Executive Director for PreventEd in St. Louis. She holds a Master’s Degree in Counseling and been employed with PreventEd (formerly NCADA) since 2007, with over 20 years working in social services. As the Deputy Executive Director, Ms. Armbruster oversees PreventEd’s Counseling Program, Community Prevention and Public Awareness efforts. In addition to these areas, Jenny also provides supervision for PreventEd’s opioid education and naloxone program. She is a Certified Reciprocal Prevention Specialist, Licensed Professional Counselor and Youth Mental Health First Aid facilitator. Kristin Bengtson PreventEd, Associate Director of Community Strategy Kristin Bengtson is the Associate Director of Community Strategy at PreventEd. She graduated from Missouri State University with a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology with Minors in Sociology and Linguistics. For the past ten years, she has worked with community coalitions in the Greater St. Louis Area addressing substance use prevention priorities at the local level. She is especially passionate about youth leadership development and youth advocacy, serving as the Co-Director for PreventEd’s Teen Institute. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her fiancé and cat, exploring restaurants in St. Louis, and playing soccer. Jessica Howard FCC Behavioral Health, Director of Prevention Services Jessica Howard is a Missouri Advanced Prevention Specialist with over 20 years of prevention programming experience. Jessica currently serves as the Substance Use Prevention Program Director for FCC Behavioral Health of Kennett, MO. Jessica is a wife and mother of two fabulous daughters who are also professionals in the field of prevention. In her free time, Jessica enjoys time at the lake and spending time with friends and family. David Lewey Community Partnership of the Ozarks, Director, Prevention & Youth Support Division David Lewey is the Prevention Resource Center Director at Community Partnership ofthe Ozarks, where he works with a team of Prevention Specialists dedicated to reducingsubstance use and promoting healthier communities across Southwest Missouri. Withnearly a decade of combined experience in law enforcement and child welfare, Davidbrings a valuable, real-world perspective to public health and community safety efforts.He previously served as a Prevention Specialist and Community Organizer, roles thatdeepened his expertise in grassroots mobilization and coalition building. David ispassionate about strengthening community partnerships, and fostering cross-sectorcollaboration to create lasting change. Allison Austill Southeast Missouri Behavioral Health, Director of Prevention & Community Education Allison Austill is passionate about her position as the Director of Prevention and Community Education. She works to educate youth and families on the dangers of substance use and to provide them with the tools and resources they need to make healthy choices by promoting and implementing evidence-based prevention strategies. Being from Southeast Missouri, Allison has a deep understanding of the challenges facing Missouri communities and has developed a strong network of partnerships with coalitions, schools, and community stakeholders. In her free time, Allison enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter as well as reading as many books as she can. Susan Bradford Missouri Institute of Mental Health, Partnership for Success, Project Director Dr. Susan Bradford's experience includes working with both state and local organizations to improve the data infrastructure for increasing behavioral health across the state. She has been involved with several large scale evaluations and led the team which analyzed and reported the most current Missouri Student Survey results. Dr. Bradford is the current Project Director for the Partnership for Success project. In these positions she has worked to help Missouri stakeholders implement data driven decision making. She is recently married and enjoying settling into her new house with her husband and 3 kitties. In her free time she loves to travel. She also fosters cats and kittens for the APA of St. Louis. Ann Jansen Southeast Prevention Resource Center, Prevention Advocate Ann Jansen is from Southern Illinois, but now works in Southeast Missouri. She has been in prevention for 15 years. Her first 5 years of youth substance misuse prevention were in Illinois. Ann has been employed at the Southeast Prevention Resource Center (PRC) for the last 10 years. The PRC is located at Southeast Missouri State University located in Cape Girardeau. Ann loves working within the 6 counties, 9 state registered coalitions, and youth that the PRC serves. Ann possesses the Certified Reciprocal Prevention Specialist (CRPS) credential. She is also certified to facilitate a few different curriculums. Rikki Barton Onward Consulting, CEO/Lead Consultant Rikki Barton has a passion for communicating essential messages to move individuals and communities onward in their goals. She is the Founder/Lead Consultant of Onward Consulting, holds the Missouri Advanced Prevention Specialist certification, and international IC&RC certification. She has over 16 years of prevention field experience and currently serves as a consultant to assist organizations, coalitions, and state/federal agencies in the areas of substance use prevention, suicide prevention, and mental health promotion. She has extensive experience working with community coalitions, providing training, grant writing, managing funding sources, and leading a team of preventionists. In her free time, she loves to be active in nature with her dog and jumps at a chance for a fun game night. Laura Bruce Beacon Mental Health, Prevention Manager Laura Bruce is the Manager of Prevention at Beacon Mental Health Services, Inc. in Kansas City, Missouri. She holds both the Missouri Advanced and Certified Reciprocal Prevention Specialist credentials and has spent the past decade+ working with coalitions to reduce substance use, promote mental health, and build resilience in local youth. In her role at Tri-County, she loves thinking up new ideas, working alongside amazing staff and partners, and strategizing for long-term change. Laura is passionate about protecting the health and safety of the next generation and is excited to help everyone join in this mission. In her free time, Laura enjoys Crossfit, finding fun with her husband and kids, crossword puzzles and cheering on Kansas City sports. Edward Mears Preferred Family Healthcare Prevention, Manager Edward Mears has worked for Preferred Family Healthcare (PFH) for over 15 years. He worked for many years in behavioral health before becoming a Prevention Specialist for the Prevention Department. Mears states, “Working in the prevention field has filled me with a great sense of pride. As a department that is here to serve our communities, one of our biggest goals is to save lives. Every youth that hears our message and stays away from drugs is a potential life saved. We have a great team here at PFH Prevention that wants to be a positive light in an otherwise dark world. I am thankful that Prevention has allowed me to make an impact in every area of my life.” Outside of work, Mears has two sons and a wife of 15 years. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his children, fishing, and being outdoors. Margaux Mueller First Call, Director of Prevention Services Margaux Mueller was born in Kansas City and raised in Phoenix, Arizona. Upon graduating from the University of Arizona in 2014, Margaux began working in the substance-use treatment field in Phoenix, where she worked with women seeking recovery. A year later, Margaux re-located to Kansas City to begin working at First Call as a Community Prevention Specialist and found that her passion lies with the prevention of Substance Use Disorder. She shares that this is because she grew up in a home where substance use was prevalent and knows the importance of having a trusted adult in a child's life. Margaux is confident that with positive programming in place, young people can thrive and overcome adversity despite life’s challenges. When Margaux is not working, she enjoys traveling, decorating her home, & spending time with her husband and her Golden Retriever, Leo. James "Jamie" Myers Prevention Consultants of Missouri and Compass Health, Executive Director Jamie Myers is an accomplished pioneer in the substance use prevention and behavioral health promotion fields, leading the development, implementation, and evaluation of multiple evidence-based programs and services. Working in the behavioral health and prevention fields for over 30 years, Jamie has served as the Executive Director of Prevention Consultants of Missouri since its inception in 1993. His leadership includes building collaborative relationships, delivering a wide range of training, and empowering communities to build protective factors and reduce risk factors through the implementation of effective prevention strategies. Jamie is also an adjunct faculty for the professional counseling program at Webster University and is a licensed professional counselor.

These primers, developed by the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA), provide an overview of resources for and about community coalitions, helping to educate, inform, and empower local coalitions and provide some of the basic tools needed to become an effective and sustainable coalition in your community. Missouri Prevention Advocacy Leaders (MoPAL) is a group of substance misuse prevention coalition members and Prevention Resource Center staff who are passionate about advocating for primary prevention efforts and support across Missouri. MoPAL has subcommittees that focus on specific topics like events, membership, and substance-focused information. If you're interested in joining, please fill out this form or email missouripreventionadvocacy@gmail.com . You can review MoPAL documents about specific substances, including data and advocacy talking points by downloading the files provided below. MoPAL Vision: We envision a Missouri where all communities thrive, free from the negative consequences of substance misuse. MoPAL Mission: Through a diverse and unified voice, MoPAL advocates for primary substance misuse prevention by providing education, promoting evidence-based policies, and ensuring that the principles of prevention are upheld and championed across Missouri. Goals: Prevent youth substance use Reduce the negative consequences of substance misuse Bring statewide awareness to primary prevention Increase visibility of MoPAL across the state Strategies: Advocate for sufficient, sustainable funding for primary prevention. Provide comprehensive education about primary prevention including credible, data-informed facts and information. Build strategic relationships and collaborative partnerships, including active engagement of youth and other focus populations. Research emerging trends to provide education to legislators, community members, key partners, and youth. Advocacy Resources Created by MoPAL Alcohol Talking Points Download Marijuana Talking Points Download Tobacco Talking Points Download Substance Use Prevention Advocacy Tips Download Primary Prevention Overview Download

These primers, developed by the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA), provide an overview of resources for and about community coalitions, helping to educate, inform, and empower local coalitions and provide some of the basic tools needed to become an effective and sustainable coalition in your community. CADCA Primers These primers, developed by CADCA, provide an overview of resources for and about community coalitions. They will help to educate, inform, and empower local coalitions and provide some of the basic tools needed to become an effective and sustainable coalition in your community. Assessment Collect data to define problems, resources and readiness to address needs and gaps. Download Capacity Mobilize and/or build capacity within a geographic area to address needs. Download Planning Develop a strategic plan to address problems identified in assessment. Download Implementation Implement evidence-based prevention programs, policies, and practices. Download Evaluation Measure the impact of the SPF and its implemented programs, policies and practices. Download Cultural Competence Interact with and effectively engage with members of diverse populations. Download Sustainability Achieve and maintain long-term results. Download top

The Missouri Prevention Resource Center Network’s mission is to create a statewide climate where communities are empowered to address substance use issues. The Network provides an avenue for aligning prevention efforts by sharing ideas and disseminating current research, best practices, publications, and resources. ABOUT Division of Behavioral Health Prevention Resource Centers Missouri PRC Network Community Coalitions Division of Behavioral Health (DBH) The Division of Behavioral Health provides services through a network of contractors who operate alcohol and drug use prevention programs. The Division monitors these providers and their staff, who must meet certification standards. Preventing substance use not only prevents the tragic consequences of addiction but allows for better use of the limited resources available to the Division of Behavioral Health. Therefore, the Division strives to reduce the number of persons needing treatment through an extensive prevention effort including Prevention Resource Centers and community coalitions. Learn more about Missouri prevention programs and services in the Missouri Strategic Plan for Prevention . DBH Prevention Resource Centers (PRC) Prevention Resource Centers are the primary source of technical assistance support for community coalitions. The goal of the PRC is to facilitate development of teams capable of making changes in substance use patterns in their community. Each PRC has prevention specialists who work directly with the teams in their service area and assist with the development of teams and task forces in communities that desire to develop one. Visit the Contact page to see which PRC covers your community’s area. Watch a brief video on Missouri's Prevention Resource Centers. PRC Missouri PRC Network The Missouri Prevention Resource Center Network was established in 2011 as a way to provide a network for prevention professionals and coalitions to identify and take action on common issues. The Network’s mission is to create a statewide climate where communities are empowered to address substance use issues. The Network provides an avenue for aligning prevention efforts by sharing ideas and disseminating current research, best practices, publications, and resources. Learn more about the active Network members here ! MO PRC Community Coalitions Community coalitions are a network of volunteer, community teams that focus on alcohol, tobacco and other drug issues as a part of a broad mission and/or array of services. The organization and development of community coalitions was initiated in 1987. Each team is composed of community volunteers from the area served. Teams receive technical assistance and training from the Prevention Resource Center on a variety of topics related to organization development and implementation of prevention strategies. Find out if there is a community coalition in your area here ! Coalition Registration Information Application Update Form (PDF) Coalition Registration Application Comm Coalitions top

FUNDING Mini-Grant Funding Coalition Resource Funds Mini-Grant Mini-Grant Funding Substance use prevention coalitions registered with the Division of Behavioral Health are eligible to apply. This application must address drug and alcohol use prevention. All awardees are expected to use evidence-based interventions to meet the projected outcome, when available. Must submit directly to your Prevention Resource Center. FY2027 awards announced in mid-June with a July 1 start date. Guidelines Be sure to review all funding guidelines in the mini-grant application before submission. Below are a few highlights of those guidelines: Funding is available for up to $5,000. Coalition must show a 50% match on funds requested. Mini-Grant funds are not intended to support one-time events unless they are tied to a larger, ongoing effort. Funds may not be used to purchase incentives or other symbolic disposable items intended for giveaways. Submit Application The mini-grant application for 2026-2027 is here! Be aware that changes were made to the application from previous years, so you're invited to connect with your Prevention Resource Center for assistance. Applications due to PRC: May 11 FY2027 Funding announcement: Mid-June Download Mini-Grant Mid-Year Report By December 31, each funded program must submit a Mid-Year Program Report to their Prevention Resource Center. Report template can be found in the mini-grant application. Download Mini-Grant Final Program Report 30 days after the conclusion of program activities, each funded program must submit a Final Program Report to their Prevention Resource Center. Report template can be found in the mini-grant application. Download Program Adjustment Request Form For requests over the 10%/$500 limit (whichever is smaller) described on the Mini-Grant Application budget page. Adjustment Form can be found in the mini-grant application. Download DBH Grant FAQ 2025 Writing a DBH Mini-Grant Webinar Slides Writing a DBH Mini-Grant Webinar Recording Download Coalition Resource Funds Coalition Resource Funds Coalitions registered with the Division of Behavioral Health are eligible to apply for Coalition Resource Funds. This application must focus on programs/strategies for implementing substance use prevention activities. These funds can be applied for throughout the fiscal year. Guidelines Review the following guidelines before submitting the request form: Registered Coalitions may apply for up to $1,000 per request with an unlimited number of requests until PRC allotted funds are exhausted. All funding requests must relate to their PRC’s Strategic Work Plan and should enhance the work and goals of the coalition. Discover more about this funding opportunity in the Coalition Resource Request Guidelines. Submit Request Form Download and complete the Coalition Resource Funding Request Form. Submit directly to your Prevention Resource Center. Download Coalition Resource Funds Guidelines The coalition must complete the Coalition Resource Request Form at least 30 days prior to the date the service is to be provided. Download Consultant Reimbursement Form Original receipts and an invoice must be attached for all reimbursable expenses. Complete one form per check requested. Download Final Budget Sheet When completing the Final Budget worksheet, please provide documentation of actual expenditures. Download