Community Surveys

If you live or work within the zip code boundaries listed below we encourage you to complete a Community Survey. The online survey takes about 5-7 minutes to complete, is completely anonymous, and available in English and Spanish. Survey takers may skip any questions or stop the survey at any time.

Annually, Community Prevention and Wellness Initiative (CPWI) coalitions conduct a Community Survey to gather opinions and insight about youth mental health and substance use from adults living and working within corresponding school and zip code boundaries. Each coalition is required to collect a specific number of surveys based on the total population for their community. The feedback gathered from the Community Survey is included as part of CPWI community coalitions' needs assessments to help inform and support prevention programming for youth within CPWI communities.

To complete a survey, click on the Community Survey link below that corresponds to the zip code where you live or work, or location of your local school district. If your zip code is not listed then contact your local CPWI coalition or visit the ATHENA Forum for coalition information.

Fort Vancouver High School - zip codes 98661, 98662, 98664

CPWI Coalition: Central Vancouver Coalition

Hudson’s Bay High School - zip codes 98660, 98661, 98663, 98665

CPWI Coalition: West Van for Youth

Longview School District – zip code 98632

CPWI Coalition: EPIC

Kelso School District – zip code 98626

CPWI Coalition: Highlander HOPE Coalition

(Open until November 30th, this survey only)

Survey's close on Wednesday, November 15, 2023 (tomorrow!)

Feel free to share the survey links with friends and family to help diversify and expand the reach for the Community Surveys. CPWI Community Coalitions thank those who completed surveys and support the health and safety of youth and communities.

Prevent Coalition

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www.preventcoalition.org

Supported by the fiscal agent ESD 112, Prevent is a regional coalition formed in 2003 to increase collaboration, awareness, and reduce youth substance use in Southwest Washington. Prevent also implements initiatives for rural communities across Washington state. As a community mobilizer, the coalition creates a culture promoting healthy choices; advocates for policies and regulations that protect, empowers and nurtures youth; and facilitates positive opportunities for youth to be involved and thrive.