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FRANKLIN, Ind. - Upstream Prevention, in collaboration with the Assisting Through Loss After Suicide (ATLAS) Team, will be launching two support group...

GREENWOOD, Ind. - May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and Upstream Prevention Inc. is challenging Johnson County to focus on their whole-body wellne...

On Dec. 7, the state unveiled its first naloxone vending machine. Naloxone, also known as Narcan, is a medication approved to reverse an overdose from opioids.

This holiday season, Hoosiers are taking steps to prevent drug overdoses.

This holiday season, Hoosiers are taking steps to prevent drug overdoses.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Duke Energy Foundation today awarded nine grants totaling $255,000 to programs that help Indiana communities grappling with mental health...

The Duke Energy Foundation today awarded nine grants totaling $255,000 to programs that help Indiana communities grappling with mental health and substance abuse needs.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Duke Energy Foundation today awarded nine grants totaling $255,000 to programs that help Indiana communities grappling with mental health...

Courtesy of Upstream Prevention GREENWOOD, Ind. – Upstream Prevention is conducting a free virtual Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) gatekeeper training initiative in February, and is encouraging the Johnson County community to attend. QPR is an evidence-based suicide prevention program that teaches participants the warning signs to look for in themselves and others, how to ask if someone may be considering suicide, and informs about mental health resources available in the community. The QPR t...