Substance Use, Fentanyl & Harm Reduction: What it means for us Monday, August 29, 2022 - 12:00pm and again at 7:00pm Library Hall Honoring International Overdose Awareness Day, two chances for an enlightening and grounded look at the state of substance use in our community and how all can help Bud Werner Library presents a […]

Substance Use, Fentanyl & Harm Reduction: What it means for us Monday, August 29, 2022 - 12:00pm and again at 7:00pm Library Hall Honoring International Overdose Awareness Day, two chances for an enlightening and grounded look at the state of substance use in our community and how all can help Bud Werner Library presents a […]

The event will be from 4-6pm at the Durango Public Library.  Jessica Eaddy, Chelsie Begoody, and Kate Hartzel will be presenting on overdose statistics and provide a Narcan training.  Remaining time will be a “meet your recovery community” panel with questions focused on peer recovery services that are provided to the community. The panelists are […]

Join people from around the world to commemorate people who lost their lives to drug overdoses and rally for change. Join one of many events planned on or around this day in communities across Colorado. International Overdose Awareness Day is co-ordinated by the Penington Institute, a nonprofit in Australia.

Flag and outreach event at Lincoln Park 8am-11am and 4-8pm Outreach table and event at CMU 1-3pm

Join the Harm Reduction Action Center and be a part of the world’s annual campaign to end overdose, remember without stigma those who have died, and acknowledge the grief of the family and friends left behind. This is the 13th year HRAC has hosted an event.

Meet your recovery community in Montezuma County! Join us as we listen to two speakers share their lived experiences working in peer recovery.

Come have an evening of community fellowship, free food, free narcan, listen to special speakers, and a time to remember our lost loved ones.

Join us at IOOF park where we plan to have snacks, resources, and activities to highlight those affected by overdose.