Cumberland River Regional Prevention Center

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The Regional Prevention Center (RPC) is a resource for the community, providing alcohol, tobacco, and other drug prevention services including suicide prevention, community/coalition development, consultation and technical assistance for effective prevention programs and strategies, training/education for adults and youth who will train others, public information to publicize prevention efforts and a resource library including brochures, pamphlets, visual aids, and DVD's on prevention topics for loan or free preview. We work with community organizations, agencies, businesses, schools, coalitions, local ASAP (Agency for Substance Abuse Policy) Boards, and other entities to develop prevention policies, programs, and services to create healthy communities.

February is Library Lovers Month. Just like libraries, prevention work is about strengthening communities through knowle...
02/06/2026

February is Library Lovers Month. Just like libraries, prevention work is about strengthening communities through knowledge and care. Laura, Sarah, and Shelly recently visited Brooke, River Valley’s Regional Prevention Center, and the RPC library at The Crowne, a hub where resources build resilience and hope. We’re proud of the work RPCs are doing across the state to strengthen substance use prevention and communities.

This National Girls and Women in Sports Day, we celebrate the power of girls and women who stay focused, alcohol-free, a...
02/05/2026

This National Girls and Women in Sports Day, we celebrate the power of girls and women who stay focused, alcohol-free, and unstoppable — on and off the field. Let’s cheer on the girls and women who inspire us to play hard, dream big, and make healthy choices every day.

February 4th is World Cancer Day — a reminder that small choices can make a big difference. Did you know that alcohol us...
02/05/2026

February 4th is World Cancer Day — a reminder that small choices can make a big difference. Did you know that alcohol use increases the risk of several types of cancer? Staying alcohol-free or drinking in moderation can help protect your health and reduce your risk. Together, we can make choices that support longer, healthier lives.

🖤💙 Love and care are protective forces—especially in tough times. This Black History Month, we honor the strength, resil...
02/04/2026

🖤💙 Love and care are protective forces—especially in tough times. This Black History Month, we honor the strength, resilience, and love that have carried Black families and communities through challenges—and continue to protect and uplift youth today. When young people feel seen, supported, and valued, they are more likely to make healthy choices, including around cannabis use. ✨ Love builds resilience. ✨ Care creates connection. ✨Community carries us forward.

Love and care are protective forces—especially for your heart. ❤️ February is American Heart Month, a time to focus on p...
02/04/2026

Love and care are protective forces—especially for your heart. ❤️ February is American Heart Month, a time to focus on preventing heart disease and living heart-healthy lives. Ni****ne use, including e-cigarettes, harms the heart and increases the risk of heart disease. Quitting is one of the best ways to protect your health—and the people you love. 💙 Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW or 1-855-DÉJELO-YA for free quit support. Visit QuitNowKentucky.org or MyLifeMyQuit.com (for teens) to get started.

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. Every teen deserves to feel safe, respected, and empowered. It's time ...
02/03/2026

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. Every teen deserves to feel safe, respected, and empowered. It's time to raise awareness, start conversations, and take action to support teens in building healthy relationships. Visit loveisrespect.org to learn more about the signs of relationship abuse, resources for support, and to find tools for building healthy relationships.

Strong relationships are the foundation of prevention. Now that the chaos of the holiday season is behind us, take time ...
01/30/2026

Strong relationships are the foundation of prevention. Now that the chaos of the holiday season is behind us, take time to slow down and connect with the ones you love. Having something like a puzzle out that everyone can help with is a great way to work together and connect.

Ni****ne pouches like ZYN put youth at risk of ni****ne addiction and long-term health consequences. Together, we can ra...
01/29/2026

Ni****ne pouches like ZYN put youth at risk of ni****ne addiction and long-term health consequences. Together, we can raise awareness and protect our kids. ****nePouches

01/21/2026

The KY Moms MATR program invites all expectant mothers and moms who are up to 12 months postpartum to attend a FREE education class! All eligible participants will receive a $25 Walmart gift card for attending. To register for a class, simply call 606-337-2070.

Serving the counties of Bell, Clay, Harlan, Jackson, Laurel, Knox, Rockcastle, and Whitley Counties.

💬 “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is: What are you doing for others?” — Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This MLK ...
01/20/2026

💬 “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is: What are you doing for others?” — Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This MLK JR Day, and all year long, we strengthen prevention when we strengthen our relationships. 💞

It’s not just programs — it’s relationships. When parents, teachers, and friends come together to support young people, ...
01/16/2026

It’s not just programs — it’s relationships. When parents, teachers, and friends come together to support young people, it creates a powerful network of protection. Strong relationships help youth feel valued, connected, and confident to make healthy choices — including saying no to alcohol. Because prevention starts with people who care.

01/14/2026

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223 S. Cherry Street
Pineville, KY
40977

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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About the RPC and Other Programs

The Regional Prevention Center (RPC) is a prevention program that collaborates with individuals and communities in an effort to reduce risk factors that contribute to alcohol, to***co, other drug use/misuse. RPC assists community residents, leaders, coalitions, and other groups in coming together to discuss their community’s strengths and needs and to develop a comprehensive prevention plan according to the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF). The SPF uses a five-step process to help communities identify, manage, and evaluate their substance abuse prevention and mental health needs. Prevention specialists are available to provide consultation and technical assistance by offering information on effective prevention programs and strategies and how to adapt them to individual situations and communities. They also provide services that build capacities of individuals and communities to promote healthy environments, lifestyles, and behaviors. A resource library is located within the Regional Prevention Center office that contains information such as brochures, videos, and curricula on alcohol, to***co and other drugs, as well as su***de prevention.

KY Moms Maternal Assistance Towards Recovery

The KY Moms Maternal Assistance Towards Recovery program welcomes all women who are pregnant or who have just delivered in the past two months. There are workshops hosted by KY Moms Maternal Assistance Towards Recovery that is held monthly at local health departments and libraries. There are eight different counties that receive services, Bell, Clay, Laurel, Harlan, Jackson, Knox, Rockcastle and Whitley. The Healthy Babies class is the first of three workshops, which last two hours. Each participant will receive incentives for attending. All eligible participants will receive important information on avoiding hazards while pregnant, depression, and unhealthy relationships. Participants may bring guests with them to the class.

During the Healthy Babies class expectant and new moms will receive a Level One Assessment to determine if more services are needed. The KY Moms Maternal Assistance Towards Recovery program also has a Case Manager who works directly with expectant and new moms. If a client is eligible for case management services they will receive support, encouragement, community resources, education, and referral for additional services. Each participant also receives added incentives for participating in the program such as Wal-Mart gift cards and baby items.