Recovery is possible.
The path to recovery is different for every individual. Very few are able to quit without the proper medical assistance and community support networks. While there has been an increased severity of the epidemic in recent years, one thing remains true: If we are going to beat this, it will have to be together.
Next Level Recovery
Providing access to resources for prescribers, emergency personnel, community leaders, and persons with substance use disorder and their families is one of many important components that is taking Indiana to the Next Level against the opioid crisis.
People with substance use disorder have a disease and they cannot overcome it alone. Recovery involves support, respect and growth in the community and the individual.
Newsroom
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Indiana State Police & Indiana Professional Licensing Agency partner with DEA for Drug Take Back Day
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Gov. Holcomb announces $750,000 in grants to local coalitions to combat drug crisis
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Indiana State Police partners with the DEA for the 16th Drug Take Back Day
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Gov. Holcomb proclaims September as Recovery Month in Indiana
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Youth First and Governor's office partner to fight opioid epidemic (Washington Times Herald)
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Naloxone Heat Map released, location of overdoses tracked in communities (Daily Journal)
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Ribbon cutting held for Winchester House (Pal-Item)
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McClelland spotlights solutions to opioid crisis: video | article (Inside INdiana Business)
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Drug czar launches statewide opioid coalition (Inside Indiana Business)
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Nearly 1,000 local leaders to attend Indiana opioid summit (WTHR 13)
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New Greenwood facility focuses on comprehensive treatment (Daily Journal)
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Restoring hope (Connersville News Examiner)
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Belden's new drug rehab program could have far-reaching effect (Pal Item)
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Drug czar talks about state's efforts to address opioid abuse (The Republic)
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Indiana 211 partnership helps 100 in first month (Tribune Star)