Fairfax County Prevention Starts With Community
Who We Are
The FPC uses community voice, youth leadership, local data, and cross-sector partnerships to address substance misuse prevention in ways that are responsive to Fairfax County’s needs.
Our Work
The Fairfax Prevention Coalition’s work includes youth-led Photovoice projects, community cleanups, prevention outreach, safe medication disposal education, partner trainings, and local resource sharing.
Stronger Together: FPC All-Hands Coalition Cookout
The Fairfax Prevention Coalition came together this summer for our All-Hands Coalition Cookout, bringing together 25 coalition members.
International Overdose Awareness Day 2026 Toolkit
Every year on August 31, International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD) brings us together to take action on overdose in our community.
FPC Supports Safe Medication Disposal -Drug Take-Back Days
Oct 25, 2026 – The FPC continued its support of National Drug Take Back Days, working with Fairfax County Police Department stations…
Your Voice Can Help Prevent Substance Misuse in Fairfax County
Prevention works best when the whole community is involved. Whether you are a parent, student, educator, service provider, faith leader, business owner, or concerned resident, there is a role for you in building a healthier Fairfax County.
How to Get Involved
Upcoming Events
International Overdose Awareness Day 2026 Toolkit
Every year on August 31, International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD) brings us together to take action on overdose in our community.