Meet Sarah Keeth! Sarah is a Regional Prevention Coordinator (RPC) at Red Rock Behavioral Health Services in RPC Region 13 (Canadian & Grady Counties) where she conducts monthly compliance checks, trains businesses how to be safe in selling alcohol, and helps educators and schools see trends in youth substance use.
She also volunteers as a member of the OK In the Know Community Council!
Meet Heidi Johnson! Heidi is a Regional Prevention Coordinator at Red Rock Behavioral Health Services in RPC Region 12 where she conducts weekly compliance checks and trains businesses how to be safe in selling alcohol. She also volunteers as a member of the OK In the Know Community Council!
An e-prescribing bill, which began within the Coalition Against Prescription and Substance Abuse of Tulsa (CAPSAT), has become a law and will take effect on January 1, 2020.
The Community Council volunteers their time to give a unified voice to the interests and priorities of members working at the local and regional levels throughout Oklahoma.
Want to better engage youth in your community health initiatives?
Gain insights straight from student and adult coordinators in this Community “Coffee Break” Recap.
The purpose of the OKIntheKnow.org online learning community (OLC) is to help you access useful information, exchange new ideas, and better collaborate with others in Oklahoma who can help you make your community a healthier place.
With combined efforts from the TSET Healthy Living Program (HLP) serving Atoka county and the entire Atoka community, the Atoka Farmers Market officially opened in the summer of 2017. The market has had great community support since opening and provides the opportunity to purchase locally grown produce.
TSET Healthy Incentive Grants promote wellness by offering grants to schools, school districts and local communities that adopt health-promoting policies and strategies. They are designed to encourage healthy eating, physical activity and tobacco-free lifestyles.
>> Read more about program parameters for Districts and Schools and Cities, Towns, and Municipalities.
Oklahomans voted in June 2018 to approve SQ 788, which allows the state-sanctioned use of medical marijuana.
The Drug-Free Communities Support Program (DFC) mobilizes efforts to prevent youth substance use by funding community-based coalitions that are building infrastructure needed to address drug related issues and strengthen partnerships in the community.
