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Portland Takes Rehab on the Road - Vimarsana News

Portland Takes Rehab on the Road

As Portland firefighters report a surge in 911 calls for drug overdoses, and Oregon sees rising rates of substance use disorder, a new mobile addiction treatment program could provide hope. An overdose response team at Portland Fire & Rescue (PF&R) will soon start administering opioid withdrawal medication. A new pilot program, called the Mobile Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) program, is set to kick off in early February. Once live, it will allow emergency...

Narcan Administered Twice in Schools Since Beginning of Academic Year - Vimarsana News

Narcan Administered Twice in Schools Since Beginning of Academic Year

Narcan — the medicine that counteracts an opioid overdose — has been administered twice in MCPS schools in first 3 months of school year.

Cascade Community Health receives nearly $1 million grant to fight fentanyl use - Vimarsana News

Cascade Community Health receives nearly $1 million grant to fight fentanyl use

Cascade Community Health Care in Centralia was one of three rural organizations to receive federal funds as Washington continues to fight the continued rise in fentanyl use in the state. In a …

Federal government provides more funding for Guelph based community-led projects - Vimarsana News

Federal government provides more funding for Guelph based community-led projects

The Government of Canada is investing an additional $1.8 million in three community-led projects in Guelph.

WPD's Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) equipped to better respond to mental health crises - Vimarsana News

WPD's Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) equipped to better respond to mental health crises

A new program at the Wheeling Police Department is linking two entities that share a common goal of better supporting the community. 

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