ItOnlyTakesOne

Take the pledge to speak with a teen or child in your care about the dangers of fentanyl. Go to the link in our bio to take the pledge and access more resources. bit.ly/44z5fMQ #NationalFentanylAwarenessDay #ItOnlyTakesOneVA

You have the ability to help educate children and teens about the dangers of fentanyl. Learn the signs of a fentanyl overdose and access more resources with the link in our bio. bit.ly/3Wx3gH4 #NationalFentanylAwarenessDay #ItOnlyTakesOneVA

More than 2,000 Virginians died from fentanyl overdoses in 2023 alone. It Only Takes One is encouraging trusted adults to talk to children and teens about the dangers of fentanyl to protect Virginia youth. bit.ly/3WvoWDy #NationalFentanylAwarenessDay #ItOnlyTakesOneVA

Fentanyl is deadly, capable of taking one's life in seconds. By sharing the devastating consequences, we hope to educate and inform the public of its lethal risks. Have the conversation. Resources here: bit.ly/3UGrfCL

The dangers of fentanyl are real. Individuals struggling with substance abuse are in a fight for their lives. Parents must come united and speak up to advocate for and educate their teenagers. For help on how to talk to your teen, visit: bit.ly/3UGrfCL

The fentanyl drug crisis has reached concerning levels in Virginia and across the United States. Protect your family, friends, and loved ones. We must speak out and take action! Learn more on how you can save a life here: bit.ly/3UGrfCL

Statistics have proven that one pill can kill. In Roanoke, fentanyl addiction poses a significant challenge among many others. No one should suffer in isolation. Explore our resources here: bit.ly/3UGrfCL

The 'It Only Takes One' initiative is committed to educating and offering preventive resources before it's too late. Do not let fentanyl take your life or the life of someone you care about. Take action now! Visit bit.ly/3UGrfCL to learn how to start the conversation.

First Lady Suzanne S. Youngkin is working to raise awareness of the dangers of Fentanyl, a scourge killing 5-10 Virginians every day. Help inform people in your community. Resources available here: bit.ly/3UGrfCL

It never gets easier to talk about losing a loved one. Jill Cichowicz's brother was just trying to relieve his back pain until one day he dropped to a knee. fentanyl took his life. Learn about fentanyl risks here: bit.ly/3UGrfCL

Christine Wright reflects on her story of addiction; there is hope and there is a way out. Wright is dedicated to helping those, like herself, navigate their path to long-term recovery. We need to learn about the dangers of fentanyl. For resources, visit bit.ly/3UGrfCL

He was an all-star baseball player, a student, a friend, a son, a grandson. Rev. Brenda Rowe lost the light of her life to accidental fentanyl poisoning. It wasn't his intent; Learn more on how to prevent fentanyl poisoning. Visit bit.ly/3UGrfCL for resources.

No matter what you were trying to do, fentanyl is in 70% of counterfeit pills. Protect yourself and your loved ones. Have a conversation. Learn how here: bit.ly/3OJ3IgH

Whether you are trying to relieve stress or boost your productivity, be aware that 7 in 10 counterfeit pills, which look just like a real prescribed pill, are laced with lethal doses of fentanyl. Visit our website to learn how to spot the signs: bit.ly/3SjuA7P

Let's protect our loved ones, not lose them. Learn effective ways to talk to your teen about fentanyl. Dial 2-1-1 to get help today. Click the link to get the talking points: bit.ly/3Si9irh

Save your loved ones from becoming a statistic. It's not IF, but WHEN your child may come face-to-face with this danger. Educate your teens on the risks of fentanyl-laced pills. For more information visit our website: bit.ly/3w18zTO

It takes one mistake. Discuss the dangers of fentanyl to protect your child from becoming a statistic in Virginia. Even the most responsible youth are at risk! Visit our website to learn more: bit.ly/48QqYBz