Fentanyl crisis in Pensacola
Fentanyl crisis in Pensacola
Fentanyl crisis in Pensacola
Fentanyl is the leading cause of death for Americans 18 to 49. Steve Nissim leads a discussion among those affected by and combatting fentanyl in Pensacola. Guests include Stephanie Shepard, Hope Above Fear; Bradford Bishop, Offentsive Corp.; Melissa Moyer Pusch, Jamie’s Mom’s House.
Fentanyl crisis in Pensacola
Fentanyl crisis in Pensacola
As well as Chief Andy Hobbs, Escambia County Sheriff’s Office; Joey Kerman, EMS CORE; and Sweneda McDonald, Lakeview Center.
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Over overdose
National night out
Over overdose
Town Hall meeting at Centre for Excellence
Currie house
National night out
Over overdose
We are proud to partner with Currie House, our local teen runaway shelter, where we meet with their youth on the first Monday of every month.
National night out
National night out
National night out
Thank you CDAC for hosting a night for families to learn more about our community resources and collect school free school supplies. We were happy to hand out 8 boxes of Narcan!
Milton Health Expo
St. christophers Episcapal church
National night out
St. christophers Episcapal church
St. christophers Episcapal church
St. christophers Episcapal church
Suicide prevention, fentanyl awareness, and narcan training. 12 boxes of narcan passed out.
UWF College Class
St. christophers Episcapal church
St. christophers Episcapal church
Intro to Public Writing: Fentanyl Awareness & Narcan Training. 24 boxes of Narcan passed out.
Trunk-or-Treat
“Rethink Not My Child” billboard rally
“Rethink Not My Child” billboard rally
During Trunk- or Treat at Texas Road House, we handed out 24 boxes of Narcan to the adults and loads of candy to the kids. We're thrilled to see more families willing to carry Narcan without fear of judgement.
“Rethink Not My Child” billboard rally
“Rethink Not My Child” billboard rally
“Rethink Not My Child” billboard rally
United with forty community members and local partners, we helped raise awareness under a billboard filled with ten local sons, brothers, fathers, and friends who have all died as a result of fentanyl.
