The Recovery Work Group aims to engage communities and professionals in the role of recovery in the continuum of care while expanding equitable access to inclusive recovery support services through collaboration, shared data, mobilization of funding, and policy development.
Join North Colorado Health Alliance and the Northern Colorado Harm Reduction Alliance in supporting our 4th Annual Overdose Awareness Day events.
Events are planned for Estes Park, Fort Collins, and Greeley.
Join North Colorado Health Alliance and the Northern Colorado Harm Reduction Alliance in supporting our 4th Annual Overdose Awareness Day events.
This tailgating event before that day's Colorado Rockies game features food, a naloxone training and giveaway, game, and more. Discounted game tickets are available.
Join Colorado’s first virtual International Overdose Awareness Day 5K. Participants can run, walk, bike, hike, or move in any way that suits them anytime between Sunday, Aug. 22 and Aug. 31 (Overdose Awareness Day), wherever is convenient for them.
Join a free community screening of short videos about drug overdoses reversed by using naloxone (Narcan).
The San Luis Valley Area Health Education Center (SLV AHEC) will offer free naloxone and trainings.
The San Luis Valley Area Health Education Center will provide free naloxone and information.
This event is organized by the San Luis Valley Area Health Education Center.
International Overdose Awareness Day commemorates those lost to overdoses and raises awareness about the overdose crisis.
Organizers will commemorate those lost to overdoses with flags at Lincoln Park.
Join the Harm Reduction Action Center participants, staff, and community partners for a time of mourning and overdose prevention education. There will be naloxone (Narcan) trainings, fentanyl testing strip trainings, ruckus raising, and a memorial.
The community will be gathering at City Hall (107 N. Nevada Ave.) on the evening of Aug. 31 at 6 p.m. to commemorate International Overdose Awareness Day.