Community Wellness Alliance

10/23/2026

💜 Walk for Recovery 2026 is in the books! 💜

What a great evening! This year marked our 5th Walk for Recovery, and we are so thankful for the incredible turnout and the support shown throughout our community.

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who worked so hard behind the scenes and on the day of the event to make this evening such a success. Your time, dedication, and heart for event do not go unnoticed!

We are also grateful to all of our resource vendors who came out to share information, connect with individuals and families, and provide valuable resources to those who need them. Your partnership makes a difference!

Thank you to everyone who walked alongside us, supported our mission, and helped make year five one to remember! 💜

Here's to continuing the work, breaking the stigma, and reminding our community that no one has to walk the road to recovery alone.

10/20/2026

💊 DEA Drug Take Back Day

Community Wellness Alliance was proud to partner with the Smith County Drug Center today for DEA Drug Take Back Day! Events like these provide an opportunity for our community to safely dispose of unused and unwanted medications, helping prevent prescription drug misuse and keeping our families and community safe.

A special thank you to Chief Davis of the Carthage Police Department for partnering with us and supporting these important prevention efforts. We are grateful for your partnership and commitment to the well-being of Smith County!

Prevention starts with all of us. Together, we can continue working toward a safer, healthier community!

10/20/2026

Come see us at Smith County Drugs for our Fall Drug Take Back! Bring your unused or expired medication for disposal. We will be here until 1!

10/19/2026

Va**ng products have changed dramatically, but Tennessee’s approach to regulating their sale hasn’t always kept pace. Products can vary widely in ni****ne content, design and formulation, while responsibility for to***co and v***r product oversight is spread across multiple state agencies. Stronger, more consistent oversight can help Tennessee better protect young people and hold retailers accountable.

10/15/2026

Next Tuesday is our Fall Drug Take Back event at Smith County Drugs! Don't forget to drop off any leftover or expired medications between 10 and 1 pm!

10/13/2026

Many va**ng products deliver ni****ne quickly and efficiently, making repeated use easier and dependence possible. In some cases it can even increase the likelihood of future addiction. That’s why talking about youth va**ng also means talking about ni****ne addiction. Va**ng is not harmless. Ni****ne is not harmless to the developing brain. Learn the facts. Start the conversation. Help Tennessee’s youth live ni****ne-free.

10/06/2026

V***r products are sold by thousands of retailers across Tennessee, including stores located near places where young people live, learn and spend time. Where and how ni****ne products are sold matters. Strong retailer education, enforcement, and responsible policies can help reduce youth access and create healthier communities. Protecting Tennessee kids requires looking not only at the products, but also at the retail environment around them.

09/26/2026

Be sure to stop by our booth today at the William Walton Festival! We have free lockboxes, medication sorters and more resources!

09/23/2026