Shatter the Stigma 2020

Amplifying Prevention & Recovery Support!

COUNTDOWN TO NEW VIRTUAL EVENT:

SHATTER THE STIGMA 2020

No Family Festival & 5K this year BUT.....

Join us as we kick off Shatter the Stigma 2020 on August 31 (International Accidental Overdose Awareness Day) and continue throughout the entire month of September (National Recovery Month), as we feature prevention, wellness and recovery support programs that work in Oakland County.

How you can participate?

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ALLIANCE OFFERS FREE SAVE A LIFE NARCAN TRAINING

Get trained on how to administer Nasal Narcan for free! There are several days every week that you can choose from.

Upcoming online free trainings.

WORLD OF WELLNESS 2020 VIRTUAL SYMPOSIUM IS EVERY WEDNESDAY

Bringing together holistic health experts in a TED Talk-style presentation, join us for a virtual wellness experience that will share natural approaches for health and wellness care in your home with experts in the field. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram! All presentations will be archived and accessible on the Alliance website.

August 19

Kelly Scott - Be Your Own Life Coach

Kelsey Dovico - Meditation for Mental Clarity

August 26

Kelsey Dovico - Yoga for Stress Reduction

Julie Berry - Aromatherapy

SHATTER THE STIGMA

FAMILY & RECOVERY SUPPORT GROUPS

We have increased our support groups to three virtual meetings via ZOOM every week:

Mondays from 3:00 – 5:00 pm
Wednesdays from 10:00 – 11:00 am
Thursday evenings from 7:00 – 8:00 pm

Connect with others and receive much needed support or give support to others who may be struggling. Another comprehensive list of online meetings, click here.

With 21+ community prevention coalitions serving 55+ local communities in Oakland County, we are amplifying prevention efforts to keep our youth safe and healthy. Prevention works!

Visit our website to connect with one in your neighborhood.

(248) 221-7101 achcmi.org

Federal, State, and/or County funding has been provided through the Oakland Community Health Network

Office of Substance Use Disorders to support the project costs.