Narcan will soon be sold over-the-counter — but not in 28 CT towns
The FDA approved over-the-counter sales of the overdose-reversing drug, but 28 towns in CT don’t have a store with a permit to sell it.
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The FDA approved over-the-counter sales of the overdose-reversing drug, but 28 towns in CT don’t have a store with a permit to sell it.
The nonprofit network that delivers most state social services says the coronavirus pushed longstanding staffing woes into a crisis that is shrinking access for the disabled, abused children and others in need. And leaders of the CT Community Nonprofit Alliance and the legislature’s budget-writing panel say their ability to fully assess the crisis is being hindered by prolonged delays in getting state funding to community-based caregivers.
Nonprofit organizations across Connecticut say the COVID-19 pandemic has made it tougher to serve the disabled, abused children and others because they can’t fill critical jobs.
The nonprofit network that delivers most state social services says the coronavirus pushed longstanding staffing woes into a crisis that is shrinking
Nonprofit leaders say their ability to fully assess the crisis is hindered by delays in getting state funding to community-based caregivers.