Prevention Alliance for Wichita

At Serenity Impact, our Community Prevention Coalition, “Prevention Alliance for Wichita” brings together local leaders, educators, parents, youth, and community partners with one shared mission: to prevent substance use, promote mental wellness, and strengthen protective factors in Wichita county.

We work collaboratively to identify local challenges, develop strategic prevention plans, and implement evidence-based solutions that make a measurable difference. By aligning efforts and resources, we amplify impact—building healthier, more resilient communities from the ground up.

If you would like to learn more or get connected, follow our social media page or contact our Coalition Coordinator, Trevon Norman at trevonn@serenitytexas.com.

Our Coalition

Hosts monthly meetings
Hosts community education events and youth engagement activities and presentations
Supports school-based prevention programs
Conducts local needs assessments to guide our priorities
Advocates for policies that reduce risk and support long-term well-being

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Together, we are a unified voice for prevention—“For a better Wichita.”

If you would like to learn more or get connected, follow our social media page or contact our Coalition Coordinator, Trevon Norman on our contact page.

Wichita Falls Facts

Our coalition desires to keep our community in the know on local issues about substance use and initiatives for change in Wichita County.

Data was derived from our Impact survey which was completed by over 2500 students in Wichita County grades 6-12 in school year 23-24.

Youth who received currriculum

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Success Rate

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Usage Rate Stastistics

See substance usage rates and the programs used to combat them.

Alcohol Use Among Youth

1 in 4

Alcohol use rate among youth (Grades 6-12).

Vape Use Among Youth

35%

Percentage of students who reported obtaining vapes from friends.

Influences on Use

20%

Decrease in substance use if the use is met with disapproval.

Substance Statistics

Learn more about various substance statistics reported from our coalition.

Use by Substance

Substance Access by Location

Parental Influence on Substance Use