Our Work
What do we do?
UV All Together’s volunteer coalitions undertake the following activities each year to further its mission:
- Participation in Local Coalitions and Workgroups
- Prevention campaigns and resources available to share
- Suicide Prevention and Postvention Trainings
- Support in Advocacy/Policy Change
- Support Developing Substance Misuse or Sudden Death policies
- Support in safe messaging for substance use and/or suicides
- Prevention Technical Assistance (see request form here).Â
- Financial Support for individuals attending relevant trainings (see request form here)
- Assist with review of Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) data and strategies
- Support schools with substance misuse and mental health awareness events (Red Ribbon Week, Alcohol Awareness Week)
- Support in prevention programming for partners across the continuum of careÂ
- Speaking on panels in regards to prevention, intervention, treatment, or recovery of substance use disorders or suicide
How do we do it?
UV All Together’s strategic plans, annual reports, and meeting minutes are publicly available for review. If you are interested in getting involved, please contact us here.Â
2021 Upper Valley Community Survey Results
As part of ALL Together’s assessment process, a community survey was developed and first administered in 2018 to collect baseline information of community norms. We just completed the 2021 administration of the survey and will use this information to assess whether any changes occurred. This community survey was used to collect information from residents in the Upper Valley region using a series of questions around community norms and perception of harm, as well as questions intended to elicit feedback to provide information in directing strategic prevention initiatives. Click the button below to view the 2021 results.
Young Adult Assessment Report: The status of substance use & mental health resources and challenges
ALL Together, in collaboration with the Upper Valley and Greater Sullivan County Public Health Network, conducted an assessment of substance use and mental health resources serving and available to young adults (age 18-25). This assessment included interviews with key stakeholders, focus groups, and secondary data available from NH’s Young Adult Health Assessment (2019). Through this assessment we learned about the resources and supports available to young people in the Upper Valley, and also the challenges or gaps in services. This information was and will continue to be shared with partners, and used to inform our action plans and strategies to make improvements. Click the button below to view the report.