Overdose, Injury, and Violence Prevention

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NACCHO’s work spans the intersecting fields of overdose, injury, and violence prevention. From mitigating adverse childhood experiences and identifying and addressing crosscutting risk and protective factors to supporting the integration of health equity in drug overdose prevention and response strategies,

NACCHO recognizes injury and violence as public health issues and draws attention to the critical role that local health departments play in protecting and improving community health and safety.

Through our work with local communities, we elevate the need to address the historic and ongoing impacts of institutional and structural oppression and racism that shape generational health disparities and support community-driven solutions.

To see our current policy statements, visit the NACCHO policy page.

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  • Community Health, Overdose Prevention, Injury and Violence Prevention

ENGAGE: Guidance for Youth Substance Use Prevention

An April webinar that will provide an overview of CDC resource ENGAGE.

Apr 09, 2026 | Madeline Masog

ENGAGE: Guidance for Youth Substance Use Prevention

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  • Drug Overdose Prevention, Injury and Violence Prevention

NACCHO Webinar: Building Rural Overdose Prevention...

This webinar will discuss building coalitions and partnerships to prevent and...

Jan 06, 2026 | Madeline Masog

NACCHO Webinar: Building Rural Overdose Prevention...

  • Drug Overdose Prevention, Overdose Prevention, Injury and Violence Prevention, Substance Use Disorder

NEW RESOURCE: Communications Campaigns for Overdose,...

NACCHO’s OIVP workgroup has released a new resource that houses a curated,...

Sep 12, 2025 | Francis Higgins

NEW RESOURCE: Communications Campaigns for Overdose,...

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  • Community Health, Injury and Violence Prevention

NACCHO Launches Community-Based Suicide Prevention for...

Free, 4-module online course aims to help local health departments implement...

Jul 31, 2025 | Camille Adams

NACCHO Launches Community-Based Suicide Prevention for...

NACCHO's Injury & Violence Prevention (IVP) Program strengthens capacity of LHDs to effectively address the causes of injury and violence in their communities by creating learning opportunities, developing tools and resources, providing technical support, and facilitating peer exchange.

Community Health

Overdose Prevention

Learn about NACCHO's work to support a local response to overdose prevention.

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Overdose Prevention

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Intersection of Suicide, Overdose, and ACEs

Learn about the intersection between suicide, overdose, and adverse childhood experiences.

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Intersection of Suicide, Overdose, and ACEs

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Health Equity in the Response to Drug Overdose

Actionable and supplemental resources that provide guidance for health departments addressing drug overdose through the use of a health equity lens.

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Health Equity in the Response to Drug Overdose

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Older Adult Falls Prevention

NACCHO recognizes older adult fall prevention as a significant health issue and the urgency to address concerns of a rapidly aging society.

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Older Adult Falls Prevention

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Emergency Department-Based Substance Use Response

Learn about NACCHO's work to support hospital and emergency department-based substance use response programs

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Emergency Department-Based Substance Use Response

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Public Health Response to Substance Use Stigma

NACCHO's work to support LHD's interested in addressing substance use stigma.

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Public Health Response to Substance Use Stigma

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Suicide Prevention

NACCHO recognizes that Local Health Departments (LHDs) play a critical role in suicide prevention.

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Suicide Prevention

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Communications Campaigns to Address OIVP

NACCHO’s OIVP workgroup has curated a list of campaigns covering common topics related to overdose, injury, and violence prevention.

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Communications Campaigns to Address OIVP

The following policy statements demonstrate NACCHO's support for comprehensive Overdose, Injury and Violence prevention efforts at a national level

NACCHO's Child Maltreatment Prevention Policy Statement

NACCHO's Graduated Driver's License Policy Statement

NACCHO's Injury and Violence Prevention Policy Statement

NACCHO's Cannabis Use Policy Statement

NACCHO's Safety Belts Policy Statement

NACCHO's Older Adult Falls Prevention Policy Statement

NACCHO's Opioid Epidemic Policy Statement

NACCHO's Suicide Prevention Policy Statement

NACCHO's Traumatic Brain Injury Policy Statement

NACCHO's Universal Motorcycle Helmet Policy Statement

NACCHO's Youth Violence Prevention Policy Statement

To see our current policy statements, visit the NACCHO policy page.

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To learn more about Overdose, Injury & Violence Prevention, share LHD resources, or inquire about NACCHO's Overdose, Injury & Violence Prevention portfolio, please contact us at [email protected].

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