Shoutout to Hassan, Katie, and Eva who represented Not One More at Bridging the Divide: an Atlantic County Roundtable hosted by allies. Hassan and Katie were given the spotlight to share N0M’s priorities and ask questions about opioid settlement funding and housing for folks in recovery in Atlantic County. We were able to connect with Read More »
Tag: Overdose crisis
Leadership Institute 2026: Building a Bigger We
Thank you so much to everyone who was a part of our in person Leadership Institute – an immersive, 2-day training experience to develop the leadership of people directly impacted by extreme weather and public health disasters, so that they have the skills, resources, and support needed to build the people power it will take Read More »
Our Vision for Opioid Settlement Funds for Atlantic County
Thank so much to the grassroots and organizational leaders on the ground for sharing their visions for the opioid settlement funds in Atlantic County!
Sea Change Launches Free Overdose Prevention Program for Little Egg Harbor Residents
Sea Change Launches Free Overdose Prevention Program for Little Egg Harbor Residents / The Sandpaper / May 8, 2025 By Victoria Ford Fentanyl Awareness Day was April 29, so canvassers from Sea Change Recovery Community Organization and Harm Reduction Center have been knocking on doors in Little Egg Harbor to offer free overdose education Read More »
NJRP is taking action to end the overdose crisis and expand access to evidence-based treatments and harm reduction in NJ
One of our priorities at NJRP is taking action to end the overdose crisis and expand access to evidence-based treatments and harm reduction in NJ. New Jersey experienced over 3,000 drug-related deaths in 2020 alone, and for many, the resources they need to survive and find a path to recovery are too few and far Read More »
Medication Assisted Treatment to End Overdose More Important Amidst COVID
Before the coronavirus crisis, another crisis lurked, the overdose crisis. Now the overdose crisis is wrapped inside the COVID-19 crisis. What has that meant for sufferers of substance use disorders? The results have been a decrease in access to in-person recovery and therapy sessions as they transitioned to online, either telemedicine or Zoom meetings. Access Read More »