County enhances programs to address damage caused by opioid epidemic
With the first wave of grants from the national opioid settlement, Henrico County is strengthening its programs and services for individuals working to recover from substance use disorder, particularly mothers and their children.
Continue reading With opioid settlement grants, Henrico seeks ‘treatment for the moms’, ‘prevention for the kids’
Learn to reverse an overdose and receive Naloxone for free. Hosted by William Pye and Alexis Piero “Recovery is for Everyone: Every Person, Every Family, Every Community” Recovery Month celebrates […] Continue reading Revive Training
Learn to reverse an overdose and receive Naloxone for free. Hosted by William Pye and Alexis Piero “Recovery is for Everyone: Every Person, Every Family, Every Community” Recovery Month celebrates […] Continue reading Revive Training
Film and Revive training at Libbie Mill Library. This is a Free event. “Recovery is for Everyone: Every Person, Every Family, Every Community” Recovery Month celebrates people in recovery and […] Continue reading Recovery Boys Screening and Naloxone Training
Henrico enhances services as overdoses already eclipse 2019’s total by 41%
The stresses and strains of the COVID-19 pandemic have been enough to test anyone’s well-being.
Continue reading COVID-19 amplifies struggles with mental health, substance abuse
In an appearance titled “The Raw Spoken Words of Change,” Green will discuss his recovery and how communities can focus on prevention and healing. Continue reading Henrico to present spoken word artist Joseph Green on Sept. 25 for Recovery Month
There will be a free showing of the film “A New High” on Wednesday, Sept. 13 to promote recovery from addiction. Continue reading Henrico to present ‘A New High’ on Sept. 13 to promote recovery from addiction
