BAPC Programs

In partnership with WSESU, family wellness fairs are held at schools with the purpose of encouraging self-care, and family wellness, and destigmatizing mental health through activities run by various youth and family service providers.

BAPC is fighting the big tobacco industry by working with youth, caregivers, researchers and decision-makers around the health impact of nicotine products and tactics used to get youth and vulnerable populations hooked. BAPC also help promote cessation resources/incentives and smoke-free homes, spaces, and events.

Resources and a short film was created by a team of folks in recovery and ally providers to help health and human service providers reduce biases and magnify the good during their interactions with people with substance use disorders.
(link ourpowerofdignity.org)

These presentations assist towns and other decision-makers in exploring policies and/or environmental changes that will encourage. motivate and support youth and the broader community to make healthy and positive choices.

BAPC provides resources and promotes trainings to alcohol or cannabis retailers to reduce the sales and promotion of alcohol and/or cannabis to those