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Support from Our Community

You don’t have to face problems alone. The organizations below can help you find resources and support for your child.

Support from Our Community

You don’t have to face problems alone. The organizations below can help you find resources and support for your child.

Crisis and Emergency Assistance

Text HOME to: 741741

Call for information: 2-1-1

Call for information: (800) 222-1222

Call for information: (802) 241-5360

Intervention and Treatment Resources

Call for information: (802) 223-6263

Call for information: 1-855-DRUGFREE

E-mail: vtrecoverynetwork.org or info@vtrecoverynetwork.org

P.O. Box 3042 Burlington, VT 05408-3042

Tools and Apps for Parents and Teens

Call for information: (802) 254-6590

Call for information: (802) 876-7021 or (800) 639-6071

Community Resources

Call for information: (802) 828-3824

Call for information: (802) 865-9677

Partner Support Resources

Tips from Parents Like You: Talk Early. Talk Often

Talk with your teen about cannabis use. It may be legal for adults to have small amounts of cannabis but it is not legal for teens.

Tips from Parents Like You: Embrace the Awkward

Not sure how to start a conversation about cannabis with your kid? You’re not alone. Watch for tips.

Tips from Parents Like You: Drive the Friends

Vermont parents explain how to keep their teens on the right track when it comes to drug and alcohol use. Staying connected to the friends of your kids is one easy way to stay close to your own kid.

Tips from Parents Like You: How to Ask

It’s not just the questions you ask that matter, it's also how you ask them. Know how to have conversations with your kids about alcohol and drug use.

Tips from Parents Like You: How to Ask 30 Second TV Spot

Tips for opening up a dialogue instead of shutting down the conversation.

Tips from Parents Like You: Meet the Parents

Vermont parents are not alone when it comes to helping their kids navigate issues and challenges around drug and alcohol use. Reaching out to your kids’ friends’ parents will open the door to helpful relationships.

Tips from Parents Like You: Small Signs

Be on the lookout for warning signs when it comes to drug and alcohol use. Identifying smaller signs early is one way to get out in front of a potential problem.

Media Inquiries

If you work in media and need to speak with someone at ParentUp, call the Vermont Department of Health’s Communications Office at (802) 863-7281 or email ahs.vdhdsu@vermont.gov.

Partner Support Materials Available for Order

To order support materials, contact VADIC via email at orders@vadic.org