OPIOID CRISIS: HONORING PARTNERS IN HOPE
Convening at the White House on the one-year anniversary of the public health declaration was an eclectic group of public, private, and nonprofit organizations. Their common purpose: Addressing the Opioid epidemic—whether it be with a prevention, rehabilitation or restoration focus.
Interspersed between social media giants (Facebook® and Google®), healthcare titans (CVS®, Blue Cross Blue Shield®, and Walgreens®) and business meccas (Amazon® and Walmart®), were four faith-informed and/or community-focused organizations:
Emergent BioSolutions
Mr. Mike Kelly, President US Operations
Emergent BioSolutions will offer Free the life-saving NARCAN® Nasal Spray to all 16,568 public libraries and to each of the 2,700 YMCA locations in the United States.
Read about this community program outreach>>
Mr. Mike Kelly, President US Operations
Emergent BioSolutions will offer Free the life-saving NARCAN® Nasal Spray to all 16,568 public libraries and to each of the 2,700 YMCA locations in the United States.
Read about this community program outreach>>
Global Teen Challenge
Mr. Ed DeShields, Board Member
Global Teen Challenge, the largest treatment center worldwide, is building a national Treatment Information System to demonstrate the effectiveness of faith-based recovery programs.
MyPillow
Mr. Mike Lindell, CEO
MyPillow employs workers directly after graduating from faith-based drug treatment, and will soon launch the Lindell Recovery Network tobring hope, recovery and mentorship to thousands struggling with opioid addiction.
Unshattered
Ms. Kelly Lyndgaard, Founder and CEO
Unshattered will expand their partnerships with recovery centers across the county and provide employment and job skills training to double the number of women that we serve by the end of 2020.
Mr. Ed DeShields, Board Member
Global Teen Challenge, the largest treatment center worldwide, is building a national Treatment Information System to demonstrate the effectiveness of faith-based recovery programs.
MyPillow
Mr. Mike Lindell, CEO
MyPillow employs workers directly after graduating from faith-based drug treatment, and will soon launch the Lindell Recovery Network tobring hope, recovery and mentorship to thousands struggling with opioid addiction.
Unshattered
Ms. Kelly Lyndgaard, Founder and CEO
Unshattered will expand their partnerships with recovery centers across the county and provide employment and job skills training to double the number of women that we serve by the end of 2020.
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