One Voice For Volusia

Join us for the EVOLVE Learning from Leaders Series! Learn from Bill Crouch, THE FUNDRAISING?CATALYST, as he shares insights on how innovation, community engagement, and strategic planning can drive your organization to new heights. ?? February 7, 2025 | ?? Daytona State College | ? 7:30 – 9:30 AM?| ????Admission: $50 Proceeds benefit?One Voice For Volusia, supporting substance use prevention and behavioral health initiatives across Volusia and Flagler counties. Register below and take the first step toward your million-dollar breakthrough! #EVOLVELearningfromLeaders #NonprofitGrowth #CommunityImpact

Exciting news! Flagler Cares and One Voice for Volusia are thrilled to announce that we have merged into one corporate structure under Flagler Cares. Flagler Cares will remain committed to providing social safety net, behavioral health and outpatient counseling, and prevention services for Flagler County. One Voice for Volusia is doing business as the Substance Use Prevention Coalition and neutral community facilitator in Volusia County, focusing on addressing risk factors and building protective factors to prevent initiation of youth substance use. By joining forces, we are not only preserving what makes each organization unique but also enhancing our ability to serve. Our communities will benefit from the increased resources and cost savings, allowing us to make an even greater impact. To learn more about Flagler Cares and One Voice for Volusia please visit our websites: www.flaglercares.org and www.ovfv.org.

The 2024 Flagler and Volusia Counties Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) survey closes on Wednesday, July 31, 2024. Share your feedback to help make Flagler and Volusia counties healthier places to live!

The Spotlight is on You: Share your Organization’s Info at the June One Voice for Volusia Coalition Meeting! We want you to share! Join us at the June 12 Coalition meeting as each organization will have the opportunity to give a one-to-three-minute overview of their services. This session will give us the opportunity to learn about other agencies, have a better understanding of what they offer, and know how we can connect with them.? For more information, visit www.ovfv.org/events.

42% of American adults know someone who died from an overdose. This National Fentanyl Awareness Day, join our coalition and be part of the solution and save a life by visiting fentanylawarenessday.org. #NationalFentanylAwarenessDay

Have you taken the 2024 Community Health Needs Assessment survey? Your feedback will help make?both Flagler and Volusia?counties?healthier places?to live.?