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State tribes battling a devastating opioid crisis | Peninsula Daily News - Vimarsana News

State tribes battling a devastating opioid crisis | Peninsula Daily News

Legislation could provide annual funding to help

Tribes are battling a devastating opioid crisis. Will a multimillion-dollar bill help? - Vimarsana News

Tribes are battling a devastating opioid crisis. Will a multimillion-dollar bill help?

A Senate bill is expected to provide nearly $8 million total each year for the 29 federally recognized tribes in Washington

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Washington tribes are battling an opioid crisis. Will a multimillion-dollar bill help? - Vimarsana News

Washington tribes are battling an opioid crisis. Will a multimillion-dollar bill help?

Evelyn Jefferson walks deep into a forest dotted with the tents of unhoused Lummi Nation tribal members and calls out names.

Washington Senate approves $8M to combat addiction among Native Americans, but some say it is not enough - Vimarsana News

Washington Senate approves $8M to combat addiction among Native Americans, but some say it is not enough

Evelyn Jefferson walks deep into a forest dotted with the tents of unhoused Lummi Nation tribal members and calls out names. When someone appears, she and a nurse hand out the opioid overdose reversal medication Naloxone. Jefferson, a tribal member herself, knows how critical these kits are: Just five months ago, her own son died

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Tribes in Washington are battling a devastating opioid crisis. Will a multimillion-dollar bill help? - Vimarsana News

Tribes in Washington are battling a devastating opioid crisis. Will a multimillion-dollar bill help?

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports Native Americans and Alaska Natives in Washington state die of opioid overdoses at five times the state average. The state Senate unanimously