Safety Health Understanding Cannabis Resources

Partner Resources

The following resources provide additional information on cannabis in Washington state.

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These state and community partners offer trusted tools to help you stay informed, support others, and reduce health and safety risks for yourself and those around you. 

The Washington State Department of Health’s site provides information on non-medical and medical cannabis. The Cannabis Prevention and Education Program’s goals are to reduce the initiation and use of cannabis by youth and young adults (ages 12-20), educate consumers, and reduce disparities for populations most adversely affected by cannabis use throughout Washington state. Explore

Managed by the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board, this site provides information on the cannabis industry, laws and rules, consumer safety, youth prevention, and harm reduction. Explore

Managed by the University of Washington’s Alcohol & Drug Abuse Institute, this site provides information on consumer cannabis dependence and avenues for cessation. It also provides resources, like e-learning modules, fact sheets, and tools for consumers, parents, and prevention partners. Explore

Managed by the Washington Traffic Safety Commission, this site provides information and data on traffic safety laws in Washington state, community involvement opportunities, and additional resources for all of your traffic safety needs. Explore

Managed by the Washington Poison Center, this site provides immediate, free, and expert treatment advice and assistance in case of exposure to poisonous, hazardous, or toxic substances. Explore

Managed by the Washington State Health Care Authority, this site provides information on Apple Health (Medicaid), health benefits for public and school employees, and behavioral health and recovery services and supports. Explore

Managed by the Washington State Department of Health and Washington State Health Care Authority, this site specifically educates young adults about the risks and consequences of using cannabis and alcohol, while promoting healthy strategies to help them cope with stress, anxiety, and social pressures. Explore

Managed by the Washington Healthy Youth Coalition and the Washington State Health Care Authority, this site serves as a source of information for parents and influential adults when talking to young people about the risks and consequences of using cannabis. Explore

Managed by the Washington State Department of Health, this site educates youth about the risks and consequences of using cannabis and promotes mental health strategies. Explore

Need Support?

Whether you’re thinking about quitting cannabis or just feeling overwhelmed, finding help can be tough. We’ve pulled together a few resources to make it easier.

Washington Recovery Help Line

The Washington Recovery Help Line offers anonymous, confidential help for those experiencing a substance use disorder or mental health challenge. The help line is open 24 hours a day.

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Crisis Connections

Crisis Connections connects people in physical, emotional, and financial crisis to services. The crisis line is open 24 hours a day.

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988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

The 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline provides confidential, free, 24/7 support to anyone experiencing a mental health, substance use, or suicidal crisis. Call or text 988 to talk with a trained counselor.

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Teen Link

Teen Link is a peer-to-peer support line that provides free, confidential help to teens and young adults who need help with substance use or mental health. Call or text 1-866-TEEN-LINK (1-866-833-6546).

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Pregnancy and Breastfeeding Flyer

The “Five Things to Know” breastfeeding flyer is available in the following languages:

Chinese
Russian
Spanish
English
Somali
Vietnamese
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