The Montgomery County Alliance for Prevention (MAP) is a collaborative and dynamic force in our community.

We are dedicated to the youth of Montgomery County and passionate about preventing substance use.

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View fullsize We're not joking when we say that it's National Alcohol Awareness Month! Follow along to learn about the health risks of drinking alcohol, a rising trend in alcohol consumption, and tips to quit. #AlcoholAwarenessMonth #RethinkYourDrink #ThinkBefor
View fullsize Thank you for learning about cigarettes, tobacco, and nicotine with us this month! Continuing following along for more important prevention information. #NoSmoking #QuitSmoking #SmokeFree #StopSmoking #NoTobacco #TobaccoFree #MontCoPA #PreventionHa
View fullsize Do you have a friend or relative who wants to quit tobacco or nicotine, but needs some help kicking the habit? Read the American Lung Association's Tips for Helping Someone Quit so you can support them during the ups and downs of their journey: htt
View fullsize Thank you to everyone who submitted artwork to the 2025 Opioid Prevention Billboard Contest. Voting is now open! Click on the link and tell us which piece is your favorite: https://form.jotform.com/250625595044155 #Vote #VotingIsOpen #MontCoPA #P
View fullsize Do you want to talk to the children in your life about the dangers of substance use, but you're not sure how to start the conversation? Check out the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's (SAMHSA) Talk. They Hear You campaign
View fullsize Did you know that alcohol can be vaped? According to Poison Control, the internet is full of videos that show kids vaping alcohol. It's important to know that inhaling alcohol is dangerous. When vaped, alcohol goes into the lungs and is then absor
View fullsize Did you know that if you're trying to have the best mental health possible, you should avoid drinking a lot of alcohol? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), long-term alcohol use can lead to depression, anxiety, memory
View fullsize Do you have a nicotine habit that you want to quit? Even though the results are worth it, quitting can be a struggle. The American Lung Association suggests focusing on your motivators, especially when you're feeling low. Manage your stress. Lear

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