August 31 is observed as National Overdose Awareness Day. Communities everywhere will pause to remember those lost to the disease of addiction and raise awareness around the impact of overdose loss. This annual observance serves as both a memorial and rallying cry, reminding us that awareness paired with community action can save lives.... Read More
By the time they’re in 12th grade, 46.6 percent of teens have tried illicit drugs. Raising awareness about the challenges of substance use, especially among young people, is key to building healthier, more resilient communities. ... Read More
June marks National Safety Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about safety and injury prevention. As we focus on various aspects of safety, it is important to spotlight one of the most pressing public health crises of our time, the opioid epidemic.... Read More
