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WellStone event shines light on Opioid Use Disorder with Community Training

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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) -- "There is hope out there, there is help out there, just be willing to ask for it." That's the message Sharon Reed wants to share with people struggling with addiction. Reed is now about 10 years into her recovery journey. However, she said she remembers what it was like when she was dealing with addiction. Alabama bills aim to allow ALFA to offer health plans to farmers "I can remember the days of being so isolat…

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WellStone event shines light on Opioid Use Disorder with Community Training

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) -- "There is hope out there, there is help out there, just be willing to ask for it." That's the message Sharon Reed wants to share with people struggling with addiction. Reed is now about 10 years into her recovery journey. However, she said she remembers what it was like when she was dealing with addiction. Alabama bills aim to allow ALFA to offer health plans to farmers "I can remember the days of being so isolat…

·Huntsville, United States
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Missoula opens grant applications for opioid prevention

MISSOULA, Mont. – Missoula County is taking steps to combat the opioid crisis by opening grant applications for prevention, treatment, and recovery initiatives. Local non-profit organizations and governments can apply for funds aimed at addressing the crisis.

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AG Coleman announces $19.8M in grants to combat drugs

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) - Attorney General Russell Coleman announced more than $19.8 million was awarded to 75 Kentucky organizations to combat the opioid and drug epidemic throughout the state, and some of those grants will go to western Kentucky. AG Coleman announced the awards at Goodwill’s West Louisville Opportunity Center alongside Executive Director of the Kentucky Opioid Abatement Advisory Commission Chris Evans and Goodwill Industries of …

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Chandler ramps up opioid abuse fight

The opioid epidemic has moved off the front page, but that doesn’t mean it has gone away.

·Chandler, United States
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Anderson County awards $425K to fight opioid use

CLINTON, Tenn. (WATE) — Anderson County gave more than $425,000 in opioid settlement grant funding to various organizations to fight opioid use. The County announced the awards during a special presentation on Tuesday. They are to be used "to support awareness, treatment and counseling, housing, transportation, drug disposal, and peer support programs in Anderson County." Rep. Pearson confronts Rep. Farmer over gun legislation These funds …

·Nashville, United States
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Anderson County groups awarded more than $425K to fight opioid use

Groups received the money in the initial round of grant funding from the state's Opioid Settlement Fund, established by state law in 2021.

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Beckley Register-Herald broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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