Breaking the stigma — Education, Awareness, & Policy Change
Empowering Youth to Live Substance-free
Our Mission
We envision a healthy Easton where healthy choices are recognized, valued, and accessible to all. Our mission is to prevent youth substance use through education, awareness, and policy change.
Our Story
In January of 2015, Kristin Harrison- an Easton parent – lost her young niece to a heroin overdose. Like many of her peers, the path to heroin started with the early use of alcohol and marijuana. The family struggled without local resources and feared judgment within the town. Simultaneously, Easton residents were using Facebook to discuss the issue. Many public commenters were misinformed about the realities of youth substance use. Kristin began a mission to educate others, initially through a Facebook page.
Over 7 years later, Easton Wings of Hope is recognized as the official youth substance use prevention coalition in Easton. Learn how you can get involved starting today.
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Student Coalition
The Easton Wings of Hope Student Coalition empowers students in grades 6–12 to come together, support one another, and create positive change in their schools and community. Focused on youth leadership, prevention, and peer connection, the coalition gives students a voice through community projects, awareness campaigns, social media outreach, and opportunities to make a real impact.
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Stay connected with EASTON WINGS OF HOPE helping to prevent youth substance use in Easton, Massachusetts.
North Easton Savings Bank’s Community Voting Campaign
We were selected as one of six community organizations to participate in North Easton Savings Bank’s Community Voting Campaign, and were awarded $324.64! In this campaign, a total of $5,000 was distributed to six local nonprofit organizations based on the number of...
2020 Credit for Life Fair
These beautiful butterflies were created by students at the Credit for Life Fair, held at Stonehill College. Each butterfly includes a reason why our Easton teenagers decide to make healthy choices.
Easton students attended the Old Colony YMCA’s 31st Annual Youth Conference and represented Easton Wings of Hope
In the beginning of March, 14 Easton students attended the Old Colony YMCA's 31st Annual Youth Conference and represented Easton Wings of Hope! Youth Conference offers students from all over Southeastern Massachusetts a day of learning and empowerment. A special thank...
You Are Not Alone
Helpful hotlines and support resources — here whenever you need them
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
1-800-273-8255
National Domestic Violence Hotline
1-800-799-7233
Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline
1-800-327-5050
Parent Stress Line
1-800-632-8188
Crisis Text Line
741741
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