Warren County Prevention and Intervention Coalition

Mission Statement

The mission of the Warren County coalition is to unite community leaders and citizens of Warren County, forming strong partnerships across major community sectors with the goal of reducing substance abuse.

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Prevent

By educating and equipping our community, we can stop substance misuse before it starts.

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Intervene

By offering guidance and connecting individuals to support, we can be there when it’s needed most.

Recover

Through promoting pathways to healing, we help individuals build long-term recovery.

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Unite

Bringing leaders, families, and citizens together to build a stronger, healthier Warren County.

Our Services

Zach Grace doing a presentation at a Warren County Prevention and Intervention Coalition meeting to raise awareness and provide recovery resources for people struggling with substance abuse and mental health.

Educate

We provide prevention education for youth, families, and the community to raise awareness about the risks of substance misuse and the importance of making healthy choices.

Warren County Prevention and Intervention Coalition board members alongside Chase Away Fentanyl. Featuring Desiree Brickles, Trey Surles, Brandon Bouldin, Cash Vickers, Alan Vickers, and Justin Cantrell (left to right, respectively). Receiving a donation of The Caring Library, which will be used to provide free Narcan to the community in McMinnville, TN.

Equip

Our coalition equips the community with tools, resources, and training. As a result, community members gain access to Narcan distribution, overdose prevention workshops, and connections to local support services.

Justin Cantrell and Gabby Cathy helping to set up the Warren County Prevention and Intervention Coalition table at The Prayer at the Fountain in McMinnville, TN. Remembering those who were lost to overdose and providing recovery resources.

Engage

Through events, outreach, and partnerships, we engage our community to take action, reduce stigma, and build a healthier, drug-free Warren County together.

2025 Recovery Fest Sponsors

Homeland Community Bank

Brooks Healing Center

Threshold Recovery

Recovery Well and Shrinkty

Chase Away Fentanyl

JourneyPure

Rapha Centre

Volunteer Behavioral Health

Porter Roofing

Cornerstone of Recovery

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Together, We Made Recovery Fest Possible

The generous support of our sponsors allowed us to host the 1st Annual Recovery Fest 2025 and provide vital prevention, recovery, and community resources to Warren County. Their commitment helps us raise awareness, reduce stigma, and create a healthier, stronger community. We look forward to hosting an even better Recovery Fest in 2026!

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Warren County Coalition's 1st annual recovery fest. Attendees are sitting and listening to information about the coalition and the mission to support Warren County.

The Warren County Prevention and Intervention Coalition works tirelessly to unite community leaders and citizens of Warren County, forming strong partnerships across major community sectors with the goal of reducing substance abuse.

“Being part of the coalition means being part of the solution. It’s about giving back, saving lives, and building a stronger Warren County”

Coalition Board Member

What’s Ahead for the Warren County Coalition

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Ongoing Coalition Meetings

Our coalition meets regularly on the last Friday of every month to plan, collaborate, and take action. Additionally, these meetings are open to community members, and we welcome anyone who wants to join us in our mission.

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Community Trainings & Workshops

We are working to expand prevention and intervention trainings. In addition, we are increasing Narcan distribution and awareness programs so that Warren County is better equipped with the tools needed to save lives.

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Youth Engagement Initiative

We’re investing in youth-led programs and school partnerships to encourage leadership, resilience, and informed decision-making among young people in our community.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the coalition do?

The Warren County Prevention & Intervention Coalition works to prevent substance misuse, promote mental health, and connect the community with resources such as Narcan training, overdose prevention workshops, and support services.

How can I get Narcan or overdose prevention training?

We provide free Narcan distribution and training throughout Warren County. You can request a training through our Contact Form or attend one of our upcoming Events.

Are these resources only for people struggling with addiction?

No. Our programs and resources are designed for the whole community, including parents, educators, employers, and anyone who wants to support prevention and recovery.

How can schools get involved?

We offer prevention trainings, classroom resources, and support for teachers and counselors. Schools can reach out to us to schedule a workshop or partner event.

Can I share my recovery story with the coalition?

Yes! We encourage community members to share their recovery journeys. Stories can be submitted here and may be shared anonymously if preferred.

How is the coalition funded?

We are a registered nonprofit supported through grants, sponsorships, and community donations. Click here to learn more or donate

How do I volunteer or get involved?

We welcome volunteers to support events, trainings, and community outreach. Visit our Get Involved page to learn more.