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Building a Safer and More Resilient Community

Substance Abuse and Suicide Prevention

Healthy and productive communities start with healthy and productive people. We want to support the Uinta County community with proactive solutions to reduce substance use and abuse as well as suicide.

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OUR MISSION

Commit to the enhancement of community health and safety with a primary focus on substance abuse and suicide prevention for Uinta County youth, families, and adults.

WHO WE ARE

Uinta County Suicide Prevention Task Force and Uinta County Substance Abuse Coalition are community groups working to collaboratively provide resources, education, and advocacy for mental health and substance abuse prevention.

WAYS TO GET INVOLVED

You don't have to be an expert to get involved. With a little effort, collaboration, and communication we can make our community a better and safer place for youth and adults alike.

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Education Campaigns

Connecting Uinta County to Resources and Information

Across the nation, our jails and homeless populations have a significant proportion of their population that suffers with addiction and mental health issues. Wyoming and Uinta County are not immune ...

Chief Jon Kirby – Evanston Police Department

Many of us have heard the saying that it takes a village to raise a child. It takes that same village to protect a child from suicide. That village is ...

Sheron Cox MSN, RN

I grew up in a household with substance abuse. My brothers have lost some dear friends to overdoses. We’ve all been affected by losing people close to us because for ...

A. Mosier

Across the nation, our jails and homeless populations have a significant proportion of their population that suffers with addiction and mental health issues. Wyoming and Uinta County are not immune ...

Chief Jon Kirby – Evanston Police Department

Many of us have heard the saying that it takes a village to raise a child. It takes that same village to protect a child from suicide. That village is ...

Sheron Cox MSN, RN

I grew up in a household with substance abuse. My brothers have lost some dear friends to overdoses. We’ve all been affected by losing people close to us because for ...

A. Mosier

Across the nation, our jails and homeless populations have a significant proportion of their population that suffers with addiction and mental health issues. Wyoming and Uinta County are not immune ...

Chief Jon Kirby – Evanston Police Department