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November 2022 Jeffco CTC Update
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Centura Health Overdose & Prevention Videos
Our partners at Centura Health created two meaningful, honest, empowering, and hopeful videos in collaboration with West Metro and CTC teens this summer. You'll notice (at least) two familiar faces that played a big part in creating these powerful messages.

These videos are very well done, informative, and share important messages about the dangers of overdose and how to respond appropriately. Two videos are below- one for a general audience and one for a teen audience.

Please share these powerful videos with your networks.
Overdose & Prevention
Teen Overdose & Prevention
Twelve Talks to Have with Teens
About Jefferson County Communities That Care
Our Vision is a thriving, healthy & safe community for our youth.
Jefferson County Communities That Care is a coalition comprised of more than 100 stakeholders, community members, key leaders and youth. We use a structured, evidence-based community change process focused on preventing substance misuse, sexual/relationship violence and hopelessness/anxiety among youth in our community by reducing risk factors and improving protective factors.
About this Newsletter

This monthly newsletter, created by Jeffco CTC staff, is distributed to our coalition's mailing list which anyone can subscribe or unsubscribe to at any time. The newsletter, and past newsletters, are posted to www.jeffcoctc.com. If you have a suggestion for an item to include in the newsletter, please email Pamela.

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This project was created by the Jefferson County Communities That Care (aka Jeffco CTC) coalition, which is housed within Jefferson County Public Health. Jeffco CTC is funded through a Coalitions Organizing for Prevention grant from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and a Drug-Free Communities grant from the Centers for Disease Control. The views, policies and opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the grant providers.