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Addiction programs tested amid pandemic with opioid overdoses up 47%, deaths 27% By Veronica Meadows and David Komer online producer Published WARREN, Mich. (FOX 2) - Families Against Narcotics is known for its Hope Not Handcuffs program, where people who need help with an addiction can walk into participating police departments and get help. But FAN now says the pandemic's effects helping lead to opioid overdoses and deaths have tested it like never before. Experts in addiction recovery programs see surge in drug use during pandemic Families Against Narcotics says the pandemic's effects ...
jriddle@thealpenanews.com News Photo by Julie Riddle Donna Hardies, of Up North Prevention in Alpena, sports a Families Against Narcotics facemask as she talks on Monday about the new Alpena-based chapter of an organization helping families of people battling addiction. ALPENA — Families of people battling addiction need somewhere to turn for help. A new chapter of Families Against Narcotics — a Michigan grassroots organization dedicated to supporting the people who support those in addiction recovery — is that somewhere to turn, according to Donna Hardies, a prevention specialist with ...