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Rural communities ravaged by substance misuse could benefit from people in recovery being active members of the local workforce, say experts in criminal
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Rural communities ravaged by substance misuse could benefit from people in recovery being active members of the local workforce, say experts in criminal
Happening this week in and around Cecil County:
Some people say it’s reasonable for densely populated areas to receive more settlement funds, since they serve more of those affected. But others worry this overlooks rural communities disproportionately harmed by opioid addiction.
(The Center Square) – Pennsylvania continues to lose thousands of residents every year to drug overdoses. The latest meeting of the Center for Rural Pennsylvania gathered to hear from experts on what can be done to prevent more deaths in the future and get treatment for those who need it.
Tim Buck knows by heart how many people died from drug overdoses in his North Carolina county last year: 10. The year before it was 12 — an all-time high.