Discussing solutions for lessening youth substance misuse at a Feb. 20 meeting at White Mountains Community College of the Berlin Community Prevention Coalition are (from left) Mia Qualls, Greg Williams, Dave Mara and Joshua Herrmann. (LISA D. CONNELL PHOTO)
Discussing solutions for lessening youth substance misuse at a Feb. 20 meeting at White Mountains Community College of the Berlin Community Prevention Coalition are (from left) Mia Qualls, Greg Williams, Dave Mara and Joshua Herrmann. (LISA D. CONNELL PHOTO)
BERLIN — Work continues to form a program to encourage, if not keep, young people in Berlin from using drugs.
Representatives at the Feb. 20 meeting of the Berlin Community Prevention Coalition included youth-focused clubs, faith-based organizations, health care services and non-profit entities speaking about programs and services to guide young people’s best emotional and cognitive development.
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