At SAFE Project, we’re dedicated to spreading awareness and saving lives. In honor of this day, we’re offering a FREE training on opioid overdose response.
Join us to learn life-saving skills and how to recognize the signs of a fentanyl overdose. Together, we can combat the opioid crisis and protect our communities.
Take the full training on our website! #fentanylawarness#naloxone#narcan#savelives
💜📲 Looking for recovery housing nearby? The SAFE Locator is the solution you need. Our user-friendly locator offers great results, making it easy to find your recovery needs.
Learn more by visiting our website.
🏫 SAFE Campuses is kicking off the season with our annual virtual Summer Series program! Over the next 8 weeks, our team will meet with university administrators dedicated to improving services and the culture on their campus regarding substance use, recovery, and harm reduction.
Join our Youth Voice Council and help empower young adults in your community to advocate for change regarding substance use and mental health. Become a part of the movement to help end stigma! For more information visit our website.
🌟Recently, Assistant Director of SAFE Campuses Dylan Dunn presented the closing session of the 2024 Michigan Higher Education Network (MIHEN) Conference at the Michigan School of Professional Psychology. The session covered strategies to enhance partnerships between campuses and communities to support collegiate recovery and harm reduction.
This year, our SAFE Campuses team visited the Twin Cities for our annual CRLA Retreat! Our cohorts gathered together to champion recovery and engage in meaningful discussions about how they implemented their impact projects on their campus.
Check out these amazing pictures! We hope these passionate advocates will continue to raise awareness about recovery support not only on their campuses but also within their communities.
Leading the charge to connection! The Integrated Primary Prevention Workforce recently collaborated with the 737th TRS DRIVE to offer our "Military Wellness – Journey from Coping to Thriving" program to DRIVE participants at Lackland AFB.
DRIVE is a pilot program that assists medically disqualified Airmen and trainees with federal employment, private sector employment, housing, education, and resiliency.
Thank you to Brent Knapp, Stephanie Bracely, and Shirley Bratton for supporting our military wellness workshops and partnering with us to continue to improve veteran mental health issues and needs.
🌈 During Pride Month, let's come together not just to celebrate but also to protect our community. Carry naloxone—be a hero, save a life! By having it on hand, we can help ensure everyone stays safe while enjoying the festivities.
❤️🩹 We understand that discussing substance use and mental health issues can be uncomfortable, but it's important to support those who are still on their journey to healing, whether it's related to substance use or mental health. Everyone deserves respect and empathy!
Check out our latest reel on how you can easily get naloxone in Vermont – with special guests @aidsprojectofsouthern !
Learn where to find this life-saving medication and how to use it. Let's keep our community safe and informed. Watch now and share!
