Douglas County Drug Prevention Coalition

Douglas County Drug Prevention Coalition

Together for a Safer, Stronger Douglas County

The Douglas County Drug Prevention Coalition (DPC) is a community-driven group working to reduce substance abuse and support healthier lives across our county. What started as a small committee in 2011 has grown into a powerful collaboration of local leaders, organizations, and volunteers focused on education, awareness, and access to resources. We’re proud of our roots and excited about our future—bringing people together, securing vital funding, and launching prevention efforts that truly make a difference. Whether you’re a parent, teen, educator, or just someone who cares, there’s a place for you in this mission. Let’s build a stronger, safer Douglas County—together.

Educate

Education for all ages to raise awareness about how tobacco is changing and the new forms it takes.

Inform

Information for all ages to raise awareness about the risks of prescription narcotics and promote safer choices.

Guide

Small talks help parents connect with their kids about substances like alcohol, drugs, and vaping—building trust and setting expectations.

Listen

Contact us for guidance on Narcan, drug take-back programs, lockboxes, Deterra bags, and other community resources.

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Douglas county drug

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Northwest Wisconsin

Community Services Agency, Inc.

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