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New Hampshire State Educator: Jocelyn Villiotti, MA Phone: (603) 271-4520 Jocelyn Villiotti is the Northern New England Poison Center’s New Hampshire Educator. She works at the Poison Center’s satellite education office in Concord. She holds a master’s degree from the Goddard College School of Health Arts and Sciences. She joined the Poison Center in April 2010 and has worked in public health since 2006. Poison Data Book from the Northeast Regional Injury Prevention Network [PDF, 1.5 MB] Beginning in August 2009, the NNEPC will be training Community Partners to help deliver important poisoning prevention messages at the local level.
Educational Materials Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Clearinghouse -- Contact Nancy Jackson-Reno or Mary Herbert at (603) 271-2677 to borrow the videos below or other substance abuse prevention videos.
Chemical Concerns WKXL1450 AM Radio Show
Lead Senior Medication Safety We have a senior medication safety and poison prevention talk that we give to senior organizations such as congregate dining facilities, senior centers and senior volunteer groups, If you are interested in more information or to schedule a talk with your group please contact Jocelyn Villiotti at (603) 271-4520. Snakes of New Hampshire There are 11 species of snakes that are native to New Hampshire. New Hampshire Fish & Game maintains a database of all reptile and amphibian reports through its Reptile and Amphibian Reporting Program (RAARP). To help idenify species, information and photographs were compiled for all of New Hampshire's native snakes. Follow the link to New Hampshire Fish & Game. Unintentional Poisonings NH Safe Kids contact information Poison Prevention Display - This display shows how easy it is to mistake medicine for candy. By showing 12 pairs of look-a-likes, including nicotine patches and band-aids, the display shows how important it is to keep all medications away from children. Information on the back makes it easy to answer questions about the medications shown. There are seven kits located around the State. In addition to the displays, there are brochures about basic poison prevention and lead poisoning, a home safety checklist, magnets and stickers. These displays are available by contacting:
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