Opioid Use Awareness: Portage County's Initiative to Educate Students
Opioid Use Educational Programs
As part of a comprehensive response to the opioid epidemic, Portage County is launching educational initiatives targeting students. This program is designed to inform youth about the dangers of opioid use and to highlight the current improvements in Ohio's efforts to combat this crisis.
Ohio's Progress in the Opioid Crisis
With overdose deaths dropping by nearly a third as of August 2024, Ohio is making strides in its battle against the opioid epidemic. These programs will help foster a culture of awareness and prevention among young people, preparing them to navigate the challenges that come with opioid misuse.
In addition to education, Portage County is investing in treatment centers and recovery housing, providing essential resources to those in need. By informing students, the county aims to create a safer environment and contribute to reducing opioid misuse.
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