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September is National Recovery Month 2016! Every year, SAMHSA sponsors Recovery Month to increase awareness about substance use disorders and to celebrate people in recovery. This month, in honor of all […]
Together, we can tackle the serious problem of heroin and prescription drug addiction in Franklin County and the North Quabbin Region of Massachusetts.
September is National Recovery Month 2016! Every year, SAMHSA sponsors Recovery Month to increase awareness about substance use disorders and to celebrate people in recovery. This month, in honor of all […]
September is National Recovery Month 2016! Every year, SAMHSA sponsors Recovery Month to increase awareness about substance use disorders and to celebrate people in recovery. This month, in honor of all […]
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Please email Phoebe Walker at Walker@frcog.org if you would like to join for this meeting.
Please email Phoebe Walker at Walker@frcog.org if you would like to join for this meeting.
September is National Recovery Month! Come celebrate with the Recover Project at this year's 13th Annual Recovery Jam sober music festival. Recovery Jam brings together individuals in recovery, their families, […]
September is National Recovery Month! Come celebrate with the Recover Project at this year's 13th Annual Recovery Jam sober music festival. Recovery Jam brings together individuals in recovery, their families, […]
The Opioid Task Force is partnering with Tapestry Health and the North Quabbin Community Coalition to host a series of opioid overdose prevention and nasal Narcan trainings. These trainings are free and open to all community members. Topics covered include: What is an opioid overdose? Recognizing an overdose (signs and symptoms) Responding to an overdose How […]
The Opioid Task Force is partnering with Tapestry Health and the North Quabbin Community Coalition to host a series of opioid overdose prevention and nasal Narcan trainings. These trainings are free and open to all community members. Topics covered include: What is an opioid overdose? Recognizing an overdose (signs and symptoms) Responding to an overdose How […]