Are you a member of a church in rural Missouri? Unsure how to help those in your community that are struggling with substance use? Scan the QR code or follow the link to start the journey to becoming a recovery supportive church.

So excited to share these recent SOR findings with you all!

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So excited for our SOR Director of Community Harm Reduction to be sharing this information with the state

So great to share the current outcomes of the SOR program with so many partners!

SUD peers and peer supervisors: Are you interested in enhancing the peer workforce in MO? Participate in a brief 10-minute survey! Use the URL link from the flyer to participate! (note: the URL is case sensitive and the letters at the end of the link are 3rp6DlV)

Are you a peer or peer supervisor in Missouri?? We would love to hear from you!

Get ready for "Back to (Harm Reduction) School" - a whole month of free virtual trainings. Check out the full schedule of harm reduction learning and skill-building opportunities and register at mimhaddisci.org/training.

We are looking for expert consultants to help with increased training efforts!

Our team spent this past week presenting research and learning at the AMERSA conference! We were excited to share more about naloxone distribution, tx services, and peer supports in MO.

Deadline to apply is the end of this week! Please consider joining us in expanding education and helping PWUD across MO!

If you are interested in working with the SOR team or other projects - check out our job openings!

Our co-worker and friend recently lost her son and all she owns in a tragic house fire. Our entire team is devastated for her loss and spreading arms of support over her. If you can contribute to the GoFundMe set up and share we would appreciate it gofundme.com/f/michelle-hil…

An amazing accomplishment! Grateful for all the hard work towards saving lives across MO!

Over 1000 people lost their lost their lives to a drug overdose in Missouri in the first six months of 2023. While a slight decrease compared to 2022, there is still an urgent need for naloxone and treatment/recovery resources to reduce these preventable deaths further.

The SOR team worked alongside many others to significantly expand naloxone distribution this past year -- particularly focusing on harm reduction organizations and getting naloxone into the hands of people who use drugs. Check out @AddSciMIMH annual naloxone report to learn more!

We’ve launched a national study on barriers to MAT in recovery housing! Do you run or live in a recovery house and want to take our survey for a $15 giftcard?? Call/text (314) 632-6251 or email [email protected] to participate and read on to learn more! (1/3)

If you are a recovery housing provider check out this opportunity!