FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – The Lighthouse, a “faith-based program providing a safe place for those in our community who struggle with life and life’s problems”, is hosting an event Thursday to mark International Overdose Awareness Day with an awareness event.
You can show your support and pick up a #BeAware bracelet and Narcan kit during the event.
The Lighthouse released the following:
The Lighthouse is happy to announce our #BeAware campaign to bring awareness to our community about the threats and consequences of illegal drug use. On August 31st, come by The Lighthouse Community Center at 3000 E. State Blvd. to pick up a free #BeAware bracelet and Narcan nasal spray applicator to show your support and bring awareness to the overdose crisis in our community.
While at the Community Center, you will have the opportunity to access materials for self-education, learn what recovery resources are available, and connect with others who understand the devastating effects of addiction. August 31st is International Overdose Awareness Day and by participating in The Lighthouse #BeAware campaign, you are showing your
dedication and support of the recovery efforts that save lives in our community.
Brandon Bower, the founder and director of The Lighthouse stated, “The Lighthouse #BeAware campaign is a perfect way to show your support and take part in the healing that is happening in our community. The purpose of the #BeAware campaign is to bring an end to the stigma that surrounds drug use and open doors to recovery.
When recovery is strong in a community, overdose rates drop!” Stop in now to show your support and pick up a #BeAware bracelet and Narcan kit.
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