CRUSH of St. Charles County

06/18/2026

We will be at the Family Arena for the 2026 Pride St. Charles Festival this Saturday, if you would like to volunteer at the CRUSH table, sign up here: https://bit.ly/m/CRUSHscc !

05/04/2026

♥️🙌 we had the best help with the Kickstart a Healthy Future: Sports & Drug Prevention for Youth yesterday! Thanks to O'Fallon Missouri Police Department for grilling, SSM Health - St. Louis for donating the food and Rise Up Transitional Resources and the St. Charles County Public Health for working hard to serve it up! Such a great team!!!!! ♥️

If there’s a grill at a community event, you know you’ll find Officer Sid and Officer Bob there!

They volunteered to cook up hundreds of hamburgers and hot dogs this weekend at an event held by Rise Up Transitional Resources and CRUSH of St. Charles County.

The beautiful weather made for a great family event, offering fun for kids through sports and substance use prevention.

05/03/2026

We are having a wonderful day at Blanchette Park! We are here until 1pm with fun activities and lunch! Parking available out front of Memorial Hall.

04/29/2026

We will be grilling up some hamburgers and hotdogs this Sunday, May 3rd courtesy of our friends at SSM Health - St. Louis! Stop by Blanchette Park from 11-1pm for lunch and to visit our community partners!

04/25/2026

Beautiful day, incredible people, and so much LOVE! It was a true gift to be a part of the Barnes-Jewish St. Peters and Progress West Walk for Hope event! Congratulations to all who worked to make today such a success! Team members of CRUSH of St. Charles County, Addiction is Real and PreventEd were too busy giving out hugs, narcan, locking bags, friendship bracelets, invites to join the coalition AND to attend the Sunday, May 3 Kickstart a Healthy Future event; we forgot to take photos, but HUNDREDS attended! ❤️🙌

CRUSH of St. Charles County
Addiction is Real, Inc.
PreventEd
Barnes-Jewish St. Peters and Progress West
St. Charles County Public Health

04/22/2026

The messages kids hear about food and their bodies add up fast. What they see, what they hear, and what they believe about themselves all start to shape their confidence in ways we don’t always realize. Join pediatrician and author Dr. Lauren Hartman on June 3 for a conversation that helps shift the focus from pressure and perfection to balance, confidence, and self-worth. You’ll walk away with simple, practical ways to talk about food, model healthy habits, and support kids in feeling good in their own bodies. Save your spot today and be part of the conversation that can help kids grow up confident, secure, and comfortable in who they are: https://loom.ly/4kBDmg8

04/02/2026

Underage use of alcohol is a primary risk factor for developing addiction. Ninety percent of adults struggling with addiction began using alcohol or some other addictive substance before age 18. It…

03/16/2026

Kids see gummy medicine like vitamins, melatonin, or cannab*s and think “candy!”

But they can be dangerous. Here’s how to help your kids stay safe:
🍬 Store gummies up, away, and out of sight, preferably in a locked box or cabinet.
🍬 Never call gummy medicines “candy”.
🍬 Keep gummies in their original container.

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