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The Be SAFE Campaign arms the public with helpful information about prescription painkillers and encourages open conversations between doctors & patients about pain management options.

In the fight against the opioid epidemic, there is a promising effort that helps steer people with addiction into treatment and medical care instead of jail. It is called Pre-Arrest Diversion or PAD.

Brandee Izquierdo has been named SAFE Project’s Executive Director. She succeeds Rosemary Williams who served SAFE throughout 2018.

Team SAFE reflects on 2018 -- a year of growth, hard work and big milestones.

S.A.F.E. believes naloxone must be accessible and affordable for everyone.

Our S.A.F.E. Community Playbook is a collection of strategies, projects & initiatives: things that can positively impact the crisis in communities across the nation.

Simple things you can do to help stop the opioid epidemic.

As children begin to consider what college or university to attend, it’s a good idea for their parents to ask whether the institutions being considered support students in recovery

S.A.F.E. Project joined N.C. Attorney General Josh Stein & key players to discuss how law enforcement can help people with substance use disorder.

Panelists featured in the documentary "ADDICTION" talk to reporters Television Critics Association 2018 Summer Press Tour.