West Spokane Wellness Partnership

West Spokane Wellness Partnership West Spokane Wellness Partnership promotes community health and wellness, and works to prevent/reduce substance use by empowering the West Spokane community.

Native identity is a source of strength. Whether we’re sharing a meal or a ceremony or learning a traditional skill, con...
08/12/2026

Native identity is a source of strength. Whether we’re sharing a meal or a ceremony or learning a traditional skill, connections to our culture and people help protect us. Learn more at ForNativeLives.org/safety

Unused medications? We've got you covered.Join us for Prescription Medication Take Back Day on Saturday, October 24, at ...
08/08/2026

Unused medications? We've got you covered.

Join us for Prescription Medication Take Back Day on Saturday, October 24, at Shadle Walmart. Safely dispose of unwanted and expired medications while helping prevent misuse and protect our community. Plus, pick up a free Narcan kit and medication lock box while supplies last. We hope to see you there!

A fentanyl overdose can happen anywhere. If you know the signs and what to do, you can save someone’s life. 1.) Know the...
08/06/2026

A fentanyl overdose can happen anywhere. If you know the signs and what to do, you can save someone’s life. 1.) Know the signs. 2) Call 911. 3.) Give them naloxone. 4.) Do CPR. Learn the signs of fentanyl overdose and how to respond at ForNativeLives.org/overdose

If you carry naloxone, you can reverse a fentanyl overdose and save someone’s life. Naloxone is a medicine you can get f...
08/04/2026

If you carry naloxone, you can reverse a fentanyl overdose and save someone’s life. Naloxone is a medicine you can get free of charge through your Tribe, pharmacy or elsewhere. Learn how to use naloxone at ForNativeLives.org/overdose

To help prevent misuse of prescription opioids, don’t share medication and keep it locked up in your home. When you no l...
07/31/2026

To help prevent misuse of prescription opioids, don’t share medication and keep it locked up in your home. When you no longer need the medication, get it out of your home. Drop it off at a take-back location or mail it to a mail-back program. Learn more about preventing opioid misuse at ForNativeLives.org/safety

People in recovery from opioid dependence and addiction are changing their lives. Many Native people find that recovery ...
07/29/2026

People in recovery from opioid dependence and addiction are changing their lives. Many Native people find that recovery programs that include Indigenous healing practices and traditional activities help make them more resilient. To learn more about recovery, go to ForNativeLives.org/recovery

If you are 18 years or older, please take a few minutes to complete our community survey. This is a survey required by t...
07/27/2026

If you are 18 years or older, please take a few minutes to complete our community survey. This is a survey required by the HCA for our CPWI grant funding. With our CPWI grant funds, we provide evidence-based and innovative substance prevention programming in West Central Spokane with youth, families, and communities! Your participation helps ensure we can continue supporting important programs in our community.

⏱ The survey takes less than 10 minutes to complete.

📝 Take the survey here: https://hca.servicenowservices.com/assessment_take2.do?sysparm_assessable_type=04a5d9a78719b210ea8cba28cebb35d0

🎁 Bonus! After completing the survey, email [email protected] to be entered into a $50.00 gift card drawing.

📅 Gift Card Drawing Date: August 15, 2026

Thank you for helping us continue this important work and strengthen our community!

We are proud to recognize Mike Thomas of the Spokane Police Department as the recipient of our Prevention Champion of th...
07/25/2026

We are proud to recognize Mike Thomas of the Spokane Police Department as the recipient of our Prevention Champion of the Year Award.

This award honors individuals whose leadership, advocacy, and commitment create meaningful and lasting change in the field of prevention, and Mike exemplifies those qualities in every sense.

Mike played an instrumental role in developing and supporting our successful City of Spokane Kratom Prohibition Ordinance, helping advance awareness, education, and policy initiatives aimed at protecting the health and safety of our community. His dedication to this work extended far beyond local efforts, as he has continuously worked to educate community members, professionals, and decision-makers about emerging drug trends and the risks associated with unregulated substances.

In addition to his work locally, Mike has collaborated with communities across cities and counties to advance Kratom awareness, strengthen prevention education, and support policy advocacy efforts throughout the region.

His commitment to prevention, public safety, and community education has made a significant impact and continues to inspire others working in this field.

Congratulations, Mike, on being named our Prevention Champion of the Year. Thank you for your leadership, partnership, and unwavering dedication to creating healthier and safer communities for all.

Being in pain doesn’t have to feel like being out of control.There are resources to help you take charge of your healtha...
07/24/2026

Being in pain doesn’t have to feel like being out of control.
There are resources to help you take charge of your health
and regain your sense of security.

Visit GetTheFactsRx.com to learn more about your pain
management options and how you can work with your
provider to create a plan that's right for you.

Carrying naloxone is something we all can do to help end the overdose crisis. Naloxone, also known as Narcan, is a medic...
07/23/2026

Carrying naloxone is something we all can do to help end the overdose crisis. Naloxone, also known as Narcan, is a medication that reverses opioid overdoses, including those from fentanyl. It is available most commonly as a nasal spray. You don't need any special training to get, carry, and use naloxone. In fact, you can purchase it over the counter at most pharmacies.
Learn more about how to use naloxone and where to find it at WAFriendsForLife.com/Get-Naloxone

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