Serving all of Douglas County to provide education across the lifespan, improve community literacy about substance abuse.
Experience the magic of summer with Movies On The Island, a family-friendly, substance-free event series hosted by DC Drug Prevention. Held every Saturday evening in August, these outdoor screenings bring the community together for safe, memorable nights under the stars. Enjoy beloved films like Moana 2, SpongeBob: Sponge Out of Water, and Dolphin Tale—all while supporting a drug-free lifestyle. Bring your blankets, your loved ones, and join us at dusk for a night of fun, connection, and positive vibes!
Join us at dusk for a magical, family-friendly screening of Moana 2 under the stars! This substance-free event is proudly hosted by The DC Drug Prevention to promote safe, healthy fun for all ages.
Grab your beach blankets and join us at dusk for a fun-filled, family movie night featuring Sponge Out of Water! Hosted by The DC Drug Prevention, this is a substance-free event promoting healthy choices and unforgettable memories for all ages.
Come enjoy an inspiring evening under the stars with a screening of Dolphin Tale! Hosted by The DC Drug Prevention, this substance-free event offers a heartwarming, family-friendly experience that celebrates courage, friendship, and positive choices.
The Douglas County Drug Prevention Coalition (DPC) is a community-driven group working to reduce substance abuse and support healthier lives across our county. What started as a small committee in 2011 has grown into a powerful collaboration of local leaders, organizations, and volunteers focused on education, awareness, and access to resources. We’re proud of our roots and excited about our future—bringing people together, securing vital funding, and launching prevention efforts that truly make a difference. Whether you’re a parent, teen, educator, or just someone who cares, there’s a place for you in this mission. Let’s build a stronger, safer Douglas County—together.
Cigarette use may be dropping among Wisconsin’s youth, but newer, less recognizable tobacco products are gaining popularity fast, and that’s not good because there’s no such thing as a safe tobacco product.
It is important to get your DOSE OF REALITY about the risks and dangers of using prescription narcotics, as well as the signs of abuse, before it becomes a problem for you or your loved ones.
Small talks are short, casual conversations that help you connect with your child on the important stuff, like underage drinking. Having lots of small talks over time helps build trust and set expectations as kids change and grow.
We’re launching new youth initiatives and educational resources with your help. All donations go directly toward prevention and wellness programs.
*We’re guiding a healthier, drug-free future for Douglas County youth—thanks to the support of the DFC grant and our 12 dedicated community sectors.
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