Project Opioid

Officials are a calling it the deadliest drug in Central Florida's history and the future could look even worse according to new numbers by Project Opioid. fox35orlando.com/news/project-o…

Central Florida-based non-profit Project Opioid is shedding light on the alarming new data on rising opioid-related deaths, reports @JSotoNews13  specne.ws/GEXrZu

BREAKING NEWS: New report details historic surge in overdose deaths #opioidcrisis #fentanyl #overdose orlandosentinel.com/news/os-ne-opi…

WATCH LIVE: 12/1 @ 9am ET via #IGTV, #LinkedIn Live, & local news outlets. #BreakingNews #PressConference #ProjectOpioid CEO, @andraebailey & Seminole Sheriff release NEW DATA on #Opioids #centralflorida #overdose #opioidcrisis #overdosecrisis #wkmg #wesh2 #news13 #wftv #fox35

BREAKING NEWS: Overdose deaths skyrocketed nearly 70% across Central Florida in the past year and may increase up to 60% statewide by the end of 2020. #overdose #opioidcrisis #mentalhealth orlandosentinel.com/coronavirus/os…

Please join us for our upcoming webinar: “Confronting the Overdose Crisis: Is COVID-19 Fueling an Unprecedented Opioid Epidemic” on Thursday, Oct. 29, from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. ET. RSVP at ProjectOpioid.org #opioidcrisis

Luckily, the opioid crisis already has solutions. Here is what leaders can do right now to make real progress in their communities: 1) Create & join coalitions 2) Educate stakeholders & advocate for change 3) Use data to find solutions Learn more at projectopioid.org. 3/3

Overdoses are up 15% nationwide, but in some FL counties, this number is much higher. Seminole County report 463 overdose incidents since Jan. 2020 – a 65% increase, with 63 of them fatal. When drug overdoses surge, so do overdose deaths. #overdosecrisis #mentalhealth 2/3

COVID-19’s impact on our economy & support systems is fueling our mental health, addiction & overdose crisis. With so much focus on the medical consequences of COVID-19, communities are at risk of experiencing a rise in preventable deaths. #opioidcrisis #overdosecrisis 1/3

Central #Florida businesses can STOP an opioid overdose. Be a part of the 100 businesses signing up to be prepared, and receive a free naloxone kit: projectopioid.org

Central Florida, COVID-19, and the mental health and opioid crises: join the discussion premiering this Saturday night on CBS @News6WKMG. #Orlando

As Florida begins to open back up for business, we must prepare for the mental health effects from this pandemic that will continue on. "There is a lot of fatigue among health care workers right now...and there could be lasting effects." #covid19 bit.ly/3cJudNP via @ndn

Out at the @UCF Internship Fair today!! Stop by, grab some candy, and learn how you can help in the fight against opioid abuse!!

Does your organization want to help @ProjectOpioid ? Get involved today! #GOSHRM20

Mental-health care plays role in fighting opioid abuse | Commentary trib.al/y8cRFQA

Records show three deputies who were at the scene started to feel the effects of a possible overdose after being exposed to fentanyl. clickorlando.com/news/2019/11/2…

There's new evidence that mind-body interventions can help reduce pain in people who have been taking prescription opioids — and lead to reductions in the drug's dose. #stream/0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">health.wusf.usf.edu/post/meditatio… @ProjectOpioid

My editorial made the Orlando Sentinel. Expressing the need for more access to MAT and our collective efforts to do so. orlandosentinel.com/opinion/guest-…

Medicine cabinets at Florida schools could get a new addition: an antidote for people who overdose on opioids such as heroin. #stream/0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">health.wusf.usf.edu/post/schools-c… @ProjectOpioid

“The scientific evidence is clear—when someone is struggling with opioid addiction, it can be nearly impossible for them to stop abusing illicit drugs without a medication replacement.” –Dr. Aaron Wohl writes about #MAT in the @orlandosentinel #FCEP orlandosentinel.com/opinion/guest-…?