Why Fentanyl Awareness Matters to Our Community
We often hear about the challenges that communities face across the nation, but it’s easy to think, “That won’t happen here.” Unfortunately, the issue of fentanyl abuse is closer to home than many of us would like to believe. This powerful synthetic opioid has been making headlines for its devastating impact on lives, tearing apart families and communities in its wake.
Understanding the Fentanyl Crisis
The fentanyl crisis is a pressing public health issue affecting communities nationwide. Fentanyl, a powerful synthetic opioid, has been linked to a dramatic increase in overdose deaths and continues to pose significant risks to individuals and families. This video aims to shed light on the dangers of fentanyl, provide crucial information on prevention and safety, and highlight the importance of community awareness and support. Together, we can take steps to combat this crisis and protect our loved ones.
What Is Fentanyl
A synthetic opioid Up to 100x more potent than morphine
Used medically for pain relief but often abused
Why Is This Dangerous
High risk of overdose
Can be mixed with other drugs
Causes severe respiratory depression and death
Community Impact
Rising local overdose rates
Strain on healthcare systems
Affects families and the social fabric of our community
Take Action Now:
Your Community
Needs You
Fentanyl abuse is not a distant problem; it’s a crisis that’s affecting our neighbors, friends, and families right here, right now. But together, we can make a difference. Awareness is the first step toward prevention and action. By understanding what fentanyl is, recognizing the signs of abuse, and knowing what to do in an emergency, we can save lives.
2025 Fentanyl
Awareness Summit
Join us for this day powerful day oftion and hope
Save the Date: March 6, 2025
City Station
2115 Maple Street
Carrollton, GA 30117
Join us for this day powerful day of education and hope, hosted by the Carroll County Fentanyl Awareness Coalition.
Fentanyl Stops Here
Fentanyl Stops Here
Our community is our strength, and together, we can tackle this issue head-on. Awareness is the first step toward prevention and action. By understanding what fentanyl is, recognizing the signs of abuse, and knowing what to do in an emergency, we can save lives.
