This article was originally posted on our website October 1, 2018.
September was National Recovery Month, sponsored by SAMHSA, as a way to bring awareness to substance abuse disorders and highlight the success stories of those in recovery. Linked below are a collection of articles that have been posted to our Facebook and Twitter pages to celebrate Recovery Month and give readers valuable information about addiction, as well as inspiring stories of communities coming together to make a difference during the Opioid crisis.
September recognized as National Recovery Month
Art and music festival benefits addiction recovery
Local nurse helps educate community on Narcan, Opioid crisis
Police Use Narcan To Rescue Overdose Victim in Rockland
Instagram will send a pop-up about Opioid addiction support if you search certain hashtags
USC offers Narcan to students in fight against Opioid addiction
Rally supports Idahoans in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction
Group Fighting Addiction Gives Free Narcan to Training Seminar Attendees
Portland recognizes National Recovery Month
Librarians in Garland County fighting the Opioid epidemic with Narcan
Running to Recovery: Battling addiction through exercise
Treatment Clinic Beat the Odds to Help Patients During Hurricane Florence
Do You Really Need That Opioid Prescription?
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