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October Substance Abuse Prevention Month
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Understanding the System: Treating Substance Use Disorders

October is Substance Abuse Prevention Month, a time to shine a light on both prevention and treatment. Substance Use Disorder (SUD) is often misunderstood, but the reality is clear: it’s not a moral failing—it’s a medical condition. Treatment requires a system of care that addresses the full person, and that system should be accessible, compassionate, and stigma-free.

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Dose of Reality podcast blog
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Introducing “Dose of Reality” — Real Stories, Real Change

We Fight Fentanyl is proud to announce the launch of a new storytelling podcast: “Dose of Reality.”
This ongoing series will feature real voices from people impacted by the opioid epidemic—individuals in recovery, family members, first responders, prevention advocates, and community leaders.

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summer survival guide
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The Summer Survival Guide for Youth

Summer should be a time for sunshine, fun, and freedom—but it also comes with risks, especially for children and teens navigating peer pressure, boredom, and unstructured time. At We Fight Fentanyl, we believe prevention doesn’t stop when school lets out. In fact, summer is one of the most important times to stay informed, engaged, and connected.

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Man in recovery looking out the window on his way to treatment in the back of a car
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Introducing Recovery Route: A New Path to Treatment and Support

At We Fight Fentanyl, we understand that getting help for substance use disorder isn’t always simple. Transportation challenges, confusion about where to start, and long wait times can make an already difficult situation feel impossible. That’s why we’re excited to introduce Recovery Route, a new program designed to eliminate barriers and make access to treatment easier than ever. Transportation and stable housing shouldn’t stand in the way of your journey to recovery.

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