uge shoutout to UWF Professor Bre Garret for inviting us to present to her ENC 1102 class for the second semester in a row! Her students were working on public arguments aimed at raising awareness about fentanyl within the UWF community—a topic Professor Garret has made a priority in her curriculum since 2023.
We had such an incredible time connecting with families in our community, sharing the importance of substance use prevention, and raising awareness about the dangers of fentanyl. To top it off, we sent 28 families home with a box of Narcan. A huge thank you to the Fred Levin Way Foundation for all the hard work that went into making this year's festival meaningful and impactful.
Two Mothers, One Mission.
Thank you Mitch Madness for selecting HAF has the recipient of this years fundraiser. We look forward to continuing this partnership and raising awareness together.
Another successful Stop Saying "Not My Child" workshop given to the middle school parents at Creative Learning Academy along with Narcan training provided by our partners at EMS CORE. 12 of these open-minded parents have now added Narcan to their medical supply kid. (March)
We met with the Pensacola Optimist Club to discuss breaking the stigma surrounding substance use and the harsh realities of fentanyl affecting our youth. We were also joined by our Board President and Lakeview’s MAT Supervisor, who led a Narcan training session. Another 10 boxes of Narcan provided to community members!
The owners share a deep passion for supporting youth and young adults and are eager to further their awareness and outreach efforts. We're excited to collaborate to create opportunities that further engage and support our community.
Alongside Escambia County CORE, we presented our Stop Saying "Not My Child" workshop to the passionate women of Temple Beth El Sisterhood. Another successful Narcan training completed along with 24 boxes distributed! (February)
With 16 boxes distributed, several UWF departments, professors, and students are now stocked with Narcan, ensuring they're prepared if the need ever arises.
Education is one of the most powerful tools we have to equip our youth with the knowledge to make informed choices—and that’s exactly what we shared with 18 West Florida High School students.
2025 Podcastapalooza was packed with amazing resources and families eager to learn more!
We engaged with countless families, sharing awareness and hope. We also had 18 families take home a box of NARCAN, further equipping our community with a life-saving tool.
A special thank you to our board president, Sweneda McDonald, Director of Medicated-Assisted Treatment at Lakeview Center for joining us!
We added 24 boxes of Narcan to Easter baskets across the community!
Mark your calendars for April 29, 2025.
Mark your calendars for August 31, 2025. More details to come soon.
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