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Somerville Overcoming Addiction: Neighborhood Meet & Greet
Join Somerville Overcoming Addiction for community building and a light buffet dinner at 6:00 pm on Saturday, March 28th, at Connexion (149 Broadway in Somerville). Learn more about SOA, their upcoming...
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Healthy Technology Use
Learn practical strategies to help your family use technology in a healthy way! A three-part series covering safety, emotional development, how to create a family technology plan, and how to reconnect...
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Mental Health First Aid Training in Somerville
Mental Health First Aid training is part of a groundbreaking national education program that helps the public identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use disorders....
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Mental Health First Aid Training in Malden
The next Mental Health First Aid training will be held at Cambridge Health Alliance’s Malden Family Health Center on April 8th, 9 – 3pm and April 9th, 9 – 12pm. Just as CPR helps you assist an...
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Cambridge Prescription Take Back Day: Saturday April 25th, 10am – 2pm
In collaboration with the Cambridge Police Department, the Cambridge Public Health Department will be sponsoring a Prescription Drug Take-Back Day on Saturday, April 25. From 10 am to 2 pm, bring...
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Somerville Prescription Take Back Day: Saturday April 25th, 10am – 2pm
The Somerville Health, Police, and Fire Departments (in collaboration with OPEN) are celebrating “Prescription Drug Take-Back Day” on Saturday, April 25 from 10am-2pm. Bring all unused, unwanted, or...
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Free Training for Everett & Somerville: Youth Mental Health First Aid
Please join us for Youth Mental Health First Aid on June 9th and 11th from 9 – 2pm at the Somerville Community Safety Building, 220 Washington Street, Somerville, MA. Please register by June 1st. This...
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Saving Lives Together: An Opioid Community Summit
Have you been touched by the opioid crisis? Are you wondering what on-the-ground strategies are happening in your community, and how you can help? The OPEN Coalition is hosting a community summit on...
View ArticleFour-City Coalition Responds to Governor’s Opioid Action Plan
In response to the opioid public health emergency in Massachusetts, a four-city coalition is working together on strategies to prevent overdoses and raise awareness about prescription opioid safety....
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The Opioid Epidemic: Engaging our Communities
Have you been touched by the opioid crisis? Are you wondering what on-the-ground strategies are happening in your community, and how you can help? The OPEN Coalition is hosting a community summit on...
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Free Overdose Trainings for Businesses
Are you worried about overdoses happening in your neighborhood or business? Wondering how you can help prevent overdose AND help your staff and customers feel safe? The Cambridge Public Health...
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You Can Save a Life With a Spray: Free Overdose Training
Are you worried about overdoses happening in your neighborhood? Wondering how you can help prevent a fatal overdose? The Cambridge Public Health Department and AIDS Action Committee are supporting...
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