Partnership for a Drug-Free Community

05/08/2026

At Partnership for a Drug-Free Community, we understand that relapse can happen. Recovery is not a straight line, and no one should have to face those dark moments alone.

We do not judge.
We do not interrogate.
We support, encourage, and walk beside you through the difficult times.

If you are struggling and need someone to talk to, help is available.
📞 Call or text 988
📞 Or contact us directly at 256-539-7339

You are not alone. Recovery is still possible.

05/08/2026

💙 We’re proud to be a participating charity in the Belk Annual Charity Sale—and tickets are available now!

At Partnership for a Drug‑Free Community, we work year‑round to prevent substance use and promote recovery by educating youth through community programs and providing valuable connection to no-cost substance use treatment programs.

Our goal is simple but powerful: to build healthier, safer, drug‑free communities.

When you purchase a Charity Sale ticket, you receive exclusive savings at Belk—and your $5 donation directly supports our mission and the work we’re doing right here in our community.

🎟️ Tickets are on sale now, and every purchase makes an impact. Call us to get yours today, or purchase a ticket below:
https://givebutter.com/belkcharitysalespring26

Thank you for shopping with purpose and supporting prevention with us!

05/08/2026

Tickets for Team Registrations and Sponsorship Opportunities are LIVE for Partnership's 6th Annual Truck Pull! Spaces are limited, so mark your calendars for September 26th, 2026, start gathering your teams, and get ready for the competition. Full details at givebutter.com/TruckPull26 🚒

Pull'n for RECOVERY.

05/08/2026

Today is National Children's Mental Health Awareness Day 💚

Positive mental health is essential for kids—it means reaching milestones, learning healthy social skills & coping when there are problems.

Let's bring awareness about the needs of children's mental health! samhsa.gov/about/digital-toolkits/childrens-mental-health-awareness-day

When a child is experiencing mental health challenges it impacts their family as well.

Help is available. Visit samhsa.gov/find-help for free, confidential support 24/7.

If a young person in your life is going through a tough time, remind them that there’s always help and hope.

05/01/2026

💚 May is Mental Health Awareness Month 💚

See the Person. Support the Journey.

Mental health is part of everyday life. It shapes how we think, feel, connect with others, and move through the world.

This year’s theme highlights the importance of:
- Noticing early signs of mental health concerns
- Strengthening the support around us
- Responding with care and compassion during challenging
moments

Mental health touches every part of life — from housing and work to relationships and community.

When mental health challenges arise, they often intersect with substance use, and whole person care that addresses both is essential to lasting recovery and well-being.
www.samhsa.gov

05/01/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month 💚

Understanding Mental Illness, Including Serious Mental Illness: Awareness Leads to Compassion.

Serious mental illnesses such as bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and major depression are medical conditions, not personal failures. Learning helps increase understanding.

Mental illnesses are medical conditions involving changes in emotion, appetite, thinking, or behavior that can affect daily functioning.

Serious mental illness can substantially interfere with major life activities, including work, school, relationships, and self-care.

Economic instability, housing insecurity, unemployment, and limited access to healthcare can increase stress and worsen mental health conditions.

Chronic stress related to financial hardship or unstable housing can contribute to the development or worsening of serious mental illness.

Early support, including access to stable housing, employment assistance, healthcare, and community programs, improves long-term stability and well-being.

When people feel respected and understood, they are more likely to seek care and remain connected to services. 💚
https://www.samhsa.gov/

04/27/2026

Because of YOU, we made a difference. 💊💙

Thanks to the incredible support of our community, Partnership for a Drug-Free Community—alongside our local law enforcement partners—hosted another successful Medication Takeback Event!

This year, across four convenient locations, we collected a combined total of 543 pounds of unused and expired medication.

That’s 543 pounds kept out of the wrong hands.
That’s 543 pounds prevented from potential misuse.
That’s 543 pounds kept from contaminating our environment.

Your participation helps protect our families, reduce substance misuse, and safeguard our community and ecosystem. We couldn’t do this without you.

Stay tuned for future takeback events—and remember, safe disposal saves lives.

Huntsville Police Department
Madison, Alabama Police Department
Madison County Sheriff's Office
Decatur Police Department, Alabama

04/25/2026

💙 THANK YOU! 💚

Because of YOU, we collected an incredible 543 pounds of unused medication TODAY—helping make our community safer and healthier for everyone.

Here’s the breakdown by location:
📍 Decatur – 126.6 lbs
📍 HPD – 292.3 lbs
📍 Madison – 22 lbs
📍 Meridianville – 102 lbs

Every medication removed from our homes is a step toward prevention, protection, and hope.

👏 Thank you for showing up, cleaning out your cabinets, and being part of the solution.

💬 Share to spread awareness
🤝 Support our mission
💙 Together, we’re building a stronger, drug-free community

Huntsville Police Department
Madison County Sheriff's Office
Madison, Alabama Police Department
Decatur Police Department, Alabama