Farnham Prevention Services

09/19/2026

Go time 🎶 - Party ends at 9pm! Stop down to RiverWalk in Oswego NY!

Today 11 - 9pm - River Walk - Oswego, NY

09/14/2026

A prominent Central NY family donated $5 million to make the center a reality.

09/14/2026

You may not always know what someone is experiencing. A check-in, a listening ear, a number shared at the right moment, can make a real difference. ***dePrevention starts with connection.

09/11/2026

📣 Come join the fun!
Farnham Prevention is excited to be part of the United Way of Greater Oswego County Campaign Kick-Off! 💙
Stop by for a fun afternoon filled with food, bounce houses, animals, a fire engine, community partners, prizes, and more! This is a great opportunity for families to have some fun while connecting with organizations and resources available right here in our community.
📅 Saturday, September 12, 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
📍 J&J Scriba Venue — Oswego, NY
✨ Be sure to stop by the Farnham Prevention table and say hello! We hope to see you there!

09/08/2026

Keeping naloxone (also known as NarCan) in your home is about more than just protecting people with substance use disorders. Everyone benefits when naloxone is more accessible.

09/08/2026

Every recovery story has the power to change minds and save lives. When people share their experiences, they help reduce stigma and show what real recovery looks like.

09/02/2026

September is a time to raise awareness, encourage conversations, and remind people that support is available.
You never know what someone may be carrying. A little kindness, patience, and connection can go a long way.
Be kind. Check in. Stay connected.
***dePreventionMonth

09/02/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Awareness Month. Learn the warning signs, ⚠️normalize help-seeking, and let people know there are proven treatments that work.

09/02/2026

Celebrating recovery out loud is a powerful way to reduce stigma. This Recovery Month, let's honor milestones reached, relationships rebuilt, and lives transformed.

08/31/2026

August 31st is International Overdose Awareness Day.
During this observance, we honor those we have lost to overdose, support individuals and families impacted by substance use, and raise awareness about the importance of prevention and education. Recognizing the signs of an overdose and knowing how to respond can make a life-saving difference.
If you or your community group want to learn more and help save lives, please schedule a training with the Hamilton County Coalition by calling 423-305-1449.
Please visit https://www.cdc.gov/stop-overdose/response/index.html for more information.