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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.

Unused medications? We've got you covered.Join us for Prescription Medication Take Back Day on Saturday, October 24, at ...
09/16/2026

Unused medications? We've got you covered.

Join us for Prescription Medication Take Back Day on Saturday, October 24, at Safeway. 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!

Fentanyl is a highly addictive and potent opioid, 50 times stronger than he**in and 100 times stronger than morphine. A ...
09/16/2026

Fentanyl is a highly addictive and potent opioid, 50 times stronger than he**in and 100 times stronger than morphine. A tiny amount can cause overdose or death. And it’s causing deaths in our Native families, Tribes and communities. Learn about what some Native people in Washington are doing to help end overdose deaths at ForNativeLives.org

If you carry naloxone, you can reverse a fentanyl overdose and save someone’s life. Naloxone is a medicine you can get f...
09/15/2026

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

People in recovery from opioid dependence and addiction are changing their lives. Many Native people find that recovery ...
09/11/2026

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

To help prevent misuse of prescription opioids, don’t share medication and keep it locked up in your home. When you no l...
09/10/2026

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

Native identity is a source of strength. Whether we’re sharing a meal or a ceremony or learning a traditional skill, con...
09/08/2026

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

Carrying naloxone is something we all can do to help end the overdose crisis. Naloxone, also known as Narcan, is a medic...
09/03/2026

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

A fentanyl overdose can happen anywhere. If you know the signs and what to do, you can save someone’s life. 1.) Know the...
09/01/2026

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

This  , take a few minutes to learn a skill that could save a life.Naloxone is a safe, easy to use medication that can r...
08/31/2026

This , take a few minutes to learn a skill that could save a life.

Naloxone is a safe, easy to use medication that can reverse an opioid overdose. Visit the link in our bio to learn how to recognize an overdose, use naloxone, and access additional prevention and recovery resources.

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