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PATCH is focused on the improvement of health and wellness of residents and to reduce youth substance use.

The last week of October is reserved each year for Red Ribbon Week. Many people might remember Red Ribbon Week as a spirit week during...

Harm reduction is a set of practical strategies and ideas aimed at reducing negative consequences associated with drug use.

June is LGBTQ+ pride month, and this year I have been connecting to the wonderful LGBTQ+ community Shawnee.

Parents play an important role in the decisions that teens make about alcohol. It’s never too early or too late to have a conversation.

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) impacts 5% of the adult population and symptoms can be experienced up to 40% of the year.

The concept of allowing children to walk to school, ride their bikes safely, and embrace their independence is making a resurgence.

During our rebuilding, we want to highlight resources for those who’ve been impacted and explore the psychological effects of such an event.

The Pink Elephant campaign addresses the importance of adults refusing to provide alcohol or a place to drink for underage youth.

R.A.W. Luncheons are a dynamic example of many people working together to break down the stigma of addiction and bridge the gap to community

The 2nd Annual Walk for Recovery will be held on Saturday, September 17th, 2022 at 10am.

Holding spaces for people with diverse lived-experiences to engage in power sharing results in a true sense of connectivity.

By adding one small healthy snack to the day, your athlete might start playing and feeling better.

Gateway started its Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) clinic, a program that combines medication, addiction treatment, and community suppo

Jon Greenwood has worked at Gateway for 20 years in the field of prevention and most recently as the Executive Director.

Throughout the existence of Shawnee Youth Coalition, there have been events focusing on underage drinking prevention, community outreach, me

Gateway has developed a food assistance network impacting food deserts in rural Pottawatomie County along with Seminole County and parts of

Nearly 50,000 people in the US died from opioid-involved overdoses in 2019. Gateway will be participating in the DEA's National Prescription