Hearts Against Heroin Campaign
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Hearts Against Heroin is a community initiative developed by Forever Media in Johnstown. The program was developed to help combat the alarming number of overdoses across our region by raising awareness, focusing on education, and demonstrating a unified effort with the CCDC to put an end to opioid abuse.
Hearts against Heroin is made possible through underwriting support of Somerset Hospital and Conemaugh Health System, along with Spangler Subaru, Yeager’s Heating Service, 1st Summit Bank, and Martin Baker America.
Hearts Against Heroin Stickers
Part of Hearts Against Heroin's campaign for awareness is a sticker donation. By displaying the sticker on doors, windows, and other locations, you can show your effort in stopping the use of heroin in our area.
Proceeds benefit the Cambria County Drug Coalition, and you can pick yours up at the Crossroads Cafe.
Resources
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Cambria County Single Country Authority Cambria County Drug & Alcohol manages federal, state, and county funds to provide drug and alcohol treatment and prevention programming to county residents. Residents are able to access treatment at no cost by contacting our agency at 814-536-5388. Callers are screened and scheduled for an evaluation that will determine the type of treatment necessary. Our case managers, with input from the individual, then work to secure a timely and appropriate treatment referral.814-536-5388 (Weekdays) 814-535-8531 (Weekends/Evenings) |
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PA 2-1-1 is a regional specific, collaborative efforts to meet the needs of those seeking health and human service information for Pennsylvania. Cambria County residents should click on the image to the left to be directed to the region specific, PA 2-1-1 website. You may also call PA 2-1-1 by dialing and calling 2-1-1 on your phone. |
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Medication assisted treatment and counseling services. Alliance also offers a 24 hour overdose hotline, 814-269-4700. |
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PA Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs 1-800-6624357 (HELP) |
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The Commonwealth Prevention Alliance This website educates parents, teachers, family members, and others about the risks associated with prescription painkiller and heroin abuse, the relationship between prescription painkillers and heroin abuse, and what to do when you need help. |
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The Botvin LifeSkills Training (LST) is the #1 rated evidence-based youth development program. Implemented in schools all over the U.S. and in 36 countries around the world, Botvin LST fosters youth development by teaching personal coping skills, general social skills, and skills for resisting pressures to smoke, drink, use drugs, and engage in other risk behaviors. |
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The National Family Partnership (NFP), formerly the National Federation of Parents for Drug Free Youth, was established in 1980. NFP has devoted its efforts to the well-being of you. As a national leader in drug prevention education and advocate, their mission is to lead and support our nation's families and communities in nurturing a healthy drug-free youth. |
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Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America Since 1992, CADCA has demonstrated that when all sectors of a community come together - social change happens. CADCA is the premier membership organization representing those working to make their communities safe, healthy, and drug free. |