Volition Franklin regularly collects community data through a variety of means to include community surveys, focus groups, and key informant interviews. The information and data collected informs our programs and helps guide our efforts in the community. Check out our latest infographic here! :

The City of Franklin Police Department offers Prescription Drug Collection for Franklin residents. You may drop off any unused prescription and over-the-counter medications. The drop box is available 24/7 in the lobby of the Franklin Police Department at 9455 W. Loomis Road. 

A compilation of state, county, and city data along with prevention education and resources. This is a tool for those impacted by the opioid epidemic.

Easy access is one of the number one contributing factors to the misuse of medications. Securing or locking up your medications helps reduce easy access to medications. Home medication lock boxes are available for those in need.

If you suspect an underage alcohol party, call the ANONYMOUS tip line at:  (414) 425-2537

Alcohol availability and easy access to alcohol are related to greater consumption of alcohol and alcohol-related problems among adolescents. Monitoring your alcohol and completing an alcohol inventory can help keep track of the alcohol in your home. 

These stickers were developed to give parents and caregivers an additional resource to discourage underage drinking and prevent easy youth access to alcohol in the home. Securing or locking your alcohol helps keep youth you know safe. Using these stickers will also provide “an out” for youth—if your child is being pressured to get alcohol to share, they will not be able to.

E-cigarette and vaping device batteries and vaping liquids must be disposed of properly. Learn more about e-cigarette battery and liquid disposal sites near you.

Wisconsin WINS is a statewide campaign that uses science-based strategies to decrease youth access to tobacco products and help retailers avoid fines. Local Franklin partners conduct investigations, retailer education and training, media outreach, and community education.

Volition Franklin and the City of Franklin Health Department created a coloring book featuring recognizable community spaces and Volition Franklin events. Click the link below to access a digital copy or stop by Franklin City Hall for a paper copy today!

This resource guide provides information on numbers to call for mental health and substance abuse crisis, treatment, and recovery.

The Red Ribbon Campaign® is the oldest and largest drug prevention program in the nation, reaching millions of young people during Red Ribbon Week®, October 23rd - October 31st each year.

A video clip focused on information to help you explore, assess, and rethink drinking. 

Resources from the Partnership for Drug Free Kids.

Looking for warning signs, how to have critical conversations, setting limits, preparing to take action, & encouraging behavior change.