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NewsSAFE Project and RISE TOGETHER Partner to Bring Engaging Presentation on Substance Use and Mental Health to Local School Community
SAFE Project and RISE TOGETHER Partner to Bring Engaging Presentation on Substance Use and Mental Health to Local School Community -
NewsSAFE Project receives 2022 Hire Vets Medallion Award from the U.S. Department of Labor
U.S. Secretary of Labor Martin J. Walsh recognized SAFE Project as a recipient of the 2022 HIRE Vets Medallion Award during a virtual award ceremony presented by the U.S. Department of Labor. -
NewsSAFE Project joins partners across the nation in a campaign for the World Series to end opioid use disorder
It takes just five days to develop an opioid addiction – here’s how to make safe and healthy choices. -
NewsDrug Use Prevention: 7 ways to engage in 2022 Red Ribbon Week
Choose Your Path. Make SAFE Choices. -
NewsSAFE Project announces wellness program supporting veterans in their transition from service
SAFE Project has launched its new veteran wellness program, "Veteran Wellness: Journey from Coping to Thriving" -
NewsSAFE Project and Athletico Physical Therapy Partner to Bring At-home Drug Disposal to Households Nationwide
The Gone for Good at-home medication disposal campaign aims to remove millions of unused drugs from medicine cabinets across the United States -
NewsSAFE Project and Partnership to End Addiction launch nation’s first Family Support Locator
Free, searchable locator for local and national resources that provide support for family members impacted by addiction -
NewsSAFE Project Congratulates Board Member Dr. Rahul Gupta for Confirmation as U.S. Drug Czar
Confirmation of Dr. Rahul Gupta by the Biden Administration to lead the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP). -
NewsFighting the Addiction Epidemic on Campus
MAPDA Announces Support For SAFE Project's Campuses Initiative -
NewsSAFE Project and Athletico Physical Therapy Partner to Bring At-home Drug Disposal to Households Nationwide
The Gone for Good at-home medication disposal campaign aims to remove millions of unused drugs from medicine cabinets across the United States