Cherokee Nation launches Harm Reduction Mobile Van
The Cherokee Nation launched its Harm Reduction Mobile Van into the Vinita community on Aug. 31, which is also observed as International Drug Overdose Awareness Day.
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The Cherokee Nation launched its Harm Reduction Mobile Van into the Vinita community on Aug. 31, which is also observed as International Drug Overdose Awareness Day.
Opioid addiction has taken a terrible toll on the Cherokee Nation. Once again, Native Americans have been especially targeted by people and companies making profits from addictive substances without fully revealing the dangers. Cherokee Nation opened our first permanent harm reduction program in Tahlequah early this year.
Opioid addiction has taken a terrible toll on the Cherokee Nation. Once again, Native Americans have been especially targeted by people and companies making profits from addictive substances without fully
Opioid addiction has taken a terrible toll on the Cherokee Nation.
Opioid addiction has taken a terrible toll on the Cherokee Nation.