Events
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Mom Support Group
Motherhood Support Group Join Carter County Drug Prevention every Wednesday evening for our Motherhood Support Group! This welcoming and supportive space is designed for women in recovery and their children to connect, build friendships, share experiences, and grow together. Through encouragement, meaningful activities, and community support, we celebrate the journey of motherhood and recovery. Children are always welcome! When: Wednesdays | 6:00–7:00 PM Where: Elizabethton/Carter County Public Library Come as you are—you're welcome here!
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Kingsport Dad Group
242 E Center St. 242 E Center St, Kingsport, TN, United StatesWeekly all-inclusive Dad Support Group for fathers to lean on one another, share experiences, and exchange advice. Our Fatherhood Reconnection Program focuses on supporting fathers in recovery as they navigate the challenges of reconnecting with their children after years of absence. We provide resources and activities that demonstrate the significant impact of consistency and the importance of simply being present in their children's lives. Contact: Valdare Johnson valdare@cartercountydrugprevention.org
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Theatre Arts Improvisation Class – Grades 7 – 12
Carter County Drug Prevention Office 1217 W. G. Street, Elizabethton, TN, United StatesThursdays, June 25th - July 30th Registration is first come, first serve with a max of 10 kids Grades 7 - 12 Dress Code Suggestion: Please, have children dress in comfortable clothing they can easily move in. Also, be aware that students may sit on the floor, which will be swept before each class. However, if children have a sensitivity to this, they are welcome to bring a clean towel to sit on. Register using the form below.
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Unplugged Adventures Series: Signal Lost
Partnering with the Text Less Live More Campaign, Carter County Drug Prevention and Students Against Destructive Decisions are launching the Unplugged Adventures: Signal Lost Series, a summer initiative designed to help youth and families reconnect with their community through positive, screen-free experiences. This series combines outdoor recreation, leadership opportunities, and community engagement with important traffic safety and prevention messaging supported through the Tennessee Highway Safety Office STOP Grant Program. Activities are designed to encourage healthy decision-making, strengthen peer connections, and raise awareness about distracted driving and other risky behaviors affecting today’s youth. Throughout the summer and fall, participants will have opportunities to attend community walks, scavenger hunts, team challenges, beginner-friendly recreation events, and interactive activities focused on leadership, teamwork, and safe choices. The Signal Lost series aims to: Promote distracted driving awareness and safe decision-making Encourage healthy balance away from constant screen use Provide safe, substance-free activities for youth and families Strengthen youth leadership and community involvement Create positive opportunities for peer connection and engagement Events are designed to be welcoming, family-friendly, and accessible for youth across Carter County. Community members are encouraged to follow Carter County Drug Prevention on Facebook for upcoming event announcements, schedules, and participation details. Participants […]
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Chess Club
Looking for a chill place to unwind, play games, and meet new friends? Our weekly Chess Club is open to youth who enjoy chess, checkers, card games, board games, and anything in between! Drop in anytime during our open hours, stay as long as you like, and jump into a game—or just hang out and learn something new. It’s a fun, easygoing space where everyone is welcome. For more information contact: sarahstewart@cartercountydrugprevention.org
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JCRC Dad Group
Johnson City Recovery Center 513 E Unaka Ave, Johnson City, TN, United StatesWeekly all-inclusive Dad Support Group for fathers to lean on one another, share experiences, and exchange advice. Our Fatherhood Reconnection Program focuses on supporting fathers in recovery as they navigate the challenges of reconnecting with their children after years of absence. We provide resources and activities that demonstrate the significant impact of consistency and the importance of simply being present in their children's lives. Contact: Valdare Johnson valdare@cartercountydrugprevention.org
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Mom Support Group
Motherhood Support Group Join Carter County Drug Prevention every Wednesday evening for our Motherhood Support Group! This welcoming and supportive space is designed for women in recovery and their children to connect, build friendships, share experiences, and grow together. Through encouragement, meaningful activities, and community support, we celebrate the journey of motherhood and recovery. Children are always welcome! When: Wednesdays | 6:00–7:00 PM Where: Elizabethton/Carter County Public Library Come as you are—you're welcome here!
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Kingsport Dad Group
242 E Center St. 242 E Center St, Kingsport, TN, United StatesWeekly all-inclusive Dad Support Group for fathers to lean on one another, share experiences, and exchange advice. Our Fatherhood Reconnection Program focuses on supporting fathers in recovery as they navigate the challenges of reconnecting with their children after years of absence. We provide resources and activities that demonstrate the significant impact of consistency and the importance of simply being present in their children's lives. Contact: Valdare Johnson valdare@cartercountydrugprevention.org
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Chess Club
Looking for a chill place to unwind, play games, and meet new friends? Our weekly Chess Club is open to youth who enjoy chess, checkers, card games, board games, and anything in between! Drop in anytime during our open hours, stay as long as you like, and jump into a game—or just hang out and learn something new. It’s a fun, easygoing space where everyone is welcome. For more information contact: sarahstewart@cartercountydrugprevention.org
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Friday Night Game Nights
Partnering with the Text Less Live More Campaign, Carter County Drug Prevention and Students Against Destructive Decisions are launching the Unplugged Adventures: Signal Lost Series, a summer initiative designed to help youth and families reconnect with their community through positive, screen-free experiences. This series combines outdoor recreation, leadership opportunities, and community engagement with important traffic safety and prevention messaging supported through the Tennessee Highway Safety Office STOP Grant Program. Activities are designed to encourage healthy decision-making, strengthen peer connections, and raise awareness about distracted driving and other risky behaviors affecting today’s youth. Throughout the summer and fall, participants will have opportunities to attend community walks, scavenger hunts, team challenges, beginner-friendly recreation events, and interactive activities focused on leadership, teamwork, and safe choices. The Signal Lost series aims to: Promote distracted driving awareness and safe decision-making Encourage healthy balance away from constant screen use Provide safe, substance-free activities for youth and families Strengthen youth leadership and community involvement Create positive opportunities for peer connection and engagement Events are designed to be welcoming, family-friendly, and accessible for youth across Carter County. Community members are encouraged to follow Carter County Drug Prevention on Facebook for upcoming event announcements, schedules, and participation details. Participants […]
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Friday Night Game Nights
Partnering with the Text Less Live More Campaign, Carter County Drug Prevention and Students Against Destructive Decisions are launching the Unplugged Adventures: Signal Lost Series, a summer initiative designed to help youth and families reconnect with their community through positive, screen-free experiences. This series combines outdoor recreation, leadership opportunities, and community engagement with important traffic safety and prevention messaging supported through the Tennessee Highway Safety Office STOP Grant Program. Activities are designed to encourage healthy decision-making, strengthen peer connections, and raise awareness about distracted driving and other risky behaviors affecting today’s youth. Throughout the summer and fall, participants will have opportunities to attend community walks, scavenger hunts, team challenges, beginner-friendly recreation events, and interactive activities focused on leadership, teamwork, and safe choices. The Signal Lost series aims to: Promote distracted driving awareness and safe decision-making Encourage healthy balance away from constant screen use Provide safe, substance-free activities for youth and families Strengthen youth leadership and community involvement Create positive opportunities for peer connection and engagement Events are designed to be welcoming, family-friendly, and accessible for youth across Carter County. Community members are encouraged to follow Carter County Drug Prevention on Facebook for upcoming event announcements, schedules, and participation details. Participants […]
