COSSUP
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The COSSUP program helps communities nationwide address substance use through local partnerships and evidence-based practices. Funded by @DOJBJA
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A survey of law enforcement agencies on their responses to drug use found 80% equipped officers w/naloxone. Learn how agencies conduct naloxone training & their beliefs on whether administering it is their responsibility. shorturl.at/lZf29 #RecoveryMonth Bureau of Justice Assistance RTI International
.SAMHSA’s updated Overdose Prevention and Response Toolkit provides guidance to individuals on preventing and responding to an overdose, emphasizing that harm reduction and access to treatment are essential aspects of prevention. shorturl.at/amx0p #RecoveryMonth Bureau of Justice Assistance
Champion of Recovery Sarah Chivers: “The greatest thing about being a peer is that you’re a person w/lived experience. You become a peer yourself the moment you start your journey, because you’re learning how to navigate recovery.” shorturl.at/cEtc1 Bureau of Justice Assistance #RecoveryMonth
Read a three-part series exploring a harm reduction approach that meets the needs of children & families affected by SUD and highlights policy and practice considerations that improve recovery, safety, and well-being outcomes. shorturl.at/ldjZl #RecoveryMonth Bureau of Justice Assistance
Hear experts from @NJDOH and Altarum share insights on developing overdose fatality reviews (OFRs)–confidential death reviews by multidisciplinary teams to identify system gaps & innovative strategies to prevent future overdoses. shorturl.at/A6jjE #RecoveryMonth Bureau of Justice Assistance
Champion of Deflection Dan Meloy: “It’s 1 person, 1 family at a time, 1 hug, 1 thank you. That’s success. I connected them with the right people. I showed them I care when everyone else told them they’re worthless.” shorturl.at/GtmlS Bureau of Justice Assistance #RecoveryMonth Hamilton County, OH
Champion of Deflection Melissa O’Mara: “Deflection is viewing first responders not just as people you call when you’re a victim of crime, but [who] you can rely on for resources, working alongside the community to make it safer.” shorturl.at/nbdFA Bureau of Justice Assistance #RecoveryMonth
Participation by first responders is essential for successful implementation of deflection programs and can enhance police-community relations & pathways to community services. A checklist w/strategies for officer buy-in: shorturl.at/0sTCD #RecoveryMonth Bureau of Justice Assistance The IACP
Champion of Deflection Tony White: “In building partners for communities that are resistant, it takes being able to find folks w/a willingness to set preconceived notions aside to create an environment where recovery can take place.”shorturl.at/s8hMB Bureau of Justice Assistance #RecoveryMonth
Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion redirects individuals engaged in low-level crimes—often linked to SU/MH issues—to community services instead of arrest. One program in Marion Cty, OR, focuses on accountability to achieve change: shorturl.at/0HmrG Bureau of Justice Assistance #RecoveryMonth
Champion of Deflection Nikki Munoz: “Deflection is a connection. It gives police an opportunity other than to arrest or let go–it gives them a place to refer folks. And it gives the individual an opportunity to get treatment.” shorturl.at/nbdFA Bureau of Justice Assistance #RecoveryMonth
Hear law enforcement professionals from the Overdose Response Strategy share experiences supporting local overdose fatality review (OFR) initiatives in a peer-to-peer conversation highlighting the realities of OFRs implementation. shorturl.at/11ZXg #RecoveryMonth Bureau of Justice Assistance