EXtreme Prevention

EXtreme Prevention Provides community-led prevention services to Union County adults, specifically underserved populations.

Today’s Called to Care Summit was an incredible and deeply impactful day dedicated to supporting mental health within ou...
09/04/2026

Today’s Called to Care Summit was an incredible and deeply impactful day dedicated to supporting mental health within our church communities. We are so grateful to everyone who joined us to learn, share, and break the stigma around mental wellness in ministry.

A heartfelt thank you 💗goes out to our insightful speakers for sharing their wisdom and guidance, our dedicated vendors for providing valuable community resources, and every attendee who showed up with an open heart to make a difference.

09/03/2026
Learn the warning signs of su***de for the people in your life, and for yourself. Changes in mood, sleep, or behavior; w...
09/03/2026

Learn the warning signs of su***de for the people in your life, and for yourself. Changes in mood, sleep, or behavior; withdrawing from others; talking about having no reason to live: samhsa.gov/mental-health/suicidal-behavior/warning-signs
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Called to Care Mental Health & the Church Summit is in session.
09/03/2026

Called to Care Mental Health & the Church Summit is in session.

09/02/2026

Celebrating recovery out loud is a powerful way to reduce stigma. This Recovery Month, let's honor milestones reached, relationships rebuilt, and lives transformed.

Recovery happens together and thrives in community. When housing, peer support, employment services, faith communities, ...
09/01/2026

Recovery happens together and thrives in community. When housing, peer support, employment services, faith communities, and treatment providers work together, more people can build healthy, fulfilling lives.

You may not always know what someone is experiencing. A check-in, a listening ear, a number shared at the right moment, ...
09/01/2026

You may not always know what someone is experiencing. A check-in, a listening ear, a number shared at the right moment, can make a real difference.

Start the conversation. Talking openly about su***de reduces stigma and helps people ask for help.

Su***de Prevention starts with all of us. Together we can create communities where people feel seen, supported and connected. Learn more: samhsa.gov/mental-health/suicidal-behavior/prevention

25 years on. Still needed.“Still needed” reflects a shared global truth: overdose continues to affect people from every ...
08/31/2026

25 years on. Still needed.

“Still needed” reflects a shared global truth: overdose continues to affect people from every walk of life. Behind every statistic is a person – someone once loved and valued. And behind every loss is a ripple felt by families, friends, and communities everywhere.

It also points to something else – something hopeful. Overdose is preventable. We know what works. From timely access to care and support, to education, to life-saving interventions, there are proven ways to reduce harm and save lives. Yet too often, these solutions are not fully seen, shared, or embraced.

This year’s theme honors the dedication of those who have carried this work forward over 25 years, while inviting more people into the conversation. It calls on all of us – across cultures, professions, and communities – to keep learning, to speak openly, and to act with compassion and on evidence.

Because while this day is still needed, it doesn’t have to be forever. Together, we can create a future where fewer lives are lost, where support is within reach for everyone, and where one day this global moment of remembrance is no longer necessary.

Until then, we remember. We act. And we continue – together.

Join us this IOAD as we work for a world without overdose.

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day! This year, the theme is 25 Years On. Still Needed.For 25 years, Internati...
08/31/2026

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day! This year, the theme is 25 Years On. Still Needed.

For 25 years, International Overdose Awareness Day has brought people together to remember those we’ve lost and to take action to save lives.

The truth is, we shouldn’t still need this day. But we do.

Overdose continues to affect every community. Yet it can be prevented. We know how to reduce risk and keep people safe. By speaking openly, learning from one another, and treating each other with care and respect, we build a world where fewer lives are lost.

Because while this day is still needed, it doesn’t have to be forever.

More than 1 in 4 adults with serious mental health conditions also experiences a substance use issue. These two are ofte...
05/06/2026

More than 1 in 4 adults with serious mental health conditions also experiences a substance use issue. These two are often part of the same story. Whole-person care addresses both. Learn more: https://www.samhsa.gov/co-occurring-disorders

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