You Make a Difference!
Our partners are so important and we accomplish a great deal together. Elevate staff work to engage people of all ages to end alcohol and other drug abuse and to reduce high risk behaviors. Representatives from community government and health and human services, education, law enforcement, healthcare, business, faith communities and many other sectors comprise the coalitions that are active in every community in Washington County.
The Prevention Network and the Heroin Task Force are comprised of people from all sectors and all communities in Washington County. The Prevention Network addresses overall issues related to substance abuse in Washington County, while the Heroin Task Force specifically and strategically addresses the Heroin epidemic through education, increased treatment options and advocacy approaches.
Washington County Coalitions:
Adult Coalitions:
Prevention Network of Washington County
Germantown Youth Futures
Heroin Task Force of Washington County
Safe Cultures (Germantown)
youth Coalitions:
Germantown Youth Futures
Peers 4 Peers -- Germantown, Hartford, Kewaskum, Slinger and West Bend in Washington County
and Arrowhead, Pewaukee, and Waukesha City High Schools in Waukesha County.
For more information or to join one of the adult coalitions working to end substance abuse in Washington County, please contact the Director of Community Engagement and Partnerships at 262-357-4369.
For more information about Peers 4 Peers, please contact Elevate.
United Way
Elevate partners with United Way of Washington County and United Way of Greater Milwaukee-Waukesha County to be able to provide programming to individuals and families in Washington County. United Way funds programs that impact issues within our three focus areas: Education, Income and Health. Programs are monitored to ensure they produce positive, measurable results.
Community Governments
Through contracts and other funding streams, Elevate partners with government human services departments, including those in Washington, Waukesha and Sheboygan counties to provide needed AODA and mental health programming.
Become a Partner
If you would like to partner with us, fill out the form below and one of our staff members will get back to you.
