All too often, unused prescription drugs find their way into the wrong hands. You can help prevent this. National Drug #TakeBackDay is TOMORROW! Visit takebackday.dea.gov to find a collection site near you.

▪️ Monitor prescription amounts. ▪️ Secure your medicine. ▪️ Dispose of medicine properly. Role model appropriate choices by using your prescribed medications only as directed and not sharing them with family or friends. #TakeBackDay

During #RedRibbonWeek, students are encouraging peers to make positive, drug-free decisions. An Ohio student created the theme for this year's national Red Ribbon campaign!

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On this #VeteransDay and always, we are grateful to all who have served and continue to serve. #ThankYouForYourService

During this time of increased stressors, it’s important to have access to important mental health resources to help children and adults cope, heal and grow. Call the Ohio CareLine at 1-800-720-9616 to speak with a behavioral health professional.

All too often, unused prescription drugs find their way into the wrong hands. You can help prevent this. National Drug #TakeBackDay is TOMORROW! Visit takebackday.dea.gov to find a collection site near you.

The simple act of returning medicine you no longer need can prevent prescriptions from being misused and abused. #TakeBackDay

Register for the Ohio Statewide enCompass training on July 26. This 8-hour session is virtual and open to all adults who want to learn more about navigating addiction and have the skills to respond. 💻⇒ bit.ly/39e8X6p

Drug overdoses are preventable. Aug. 31 is #OverdoseAwarenessDay. On Wednesday, or any day, learn the facts to help save lives: odh.ohio.gov/know-our-progr… #OHOverdoseAwarenessDay

Today is Ohio #OverdoseAwarenessDay, a day to reflect on the national overdose epidemic that has a personal impact on Ohio communities. Savings lives starts with knowing the facts. OHagainstOD.ohio.gov #OHOverdoseAwarenessDay

A new drug trend is emerging in the United States: brightly colored fentanyl pills and powders. Although these substances may resemble candy, don’t be fooled—they are deadly. Here's what parents need to know about Rainbow Fentanyl: bit.ly/3SB7PuF

Did you know? Kids are buying dangerous pills online. Keep your kids safe by talking to them about the risks of taking pills from anyone other than a healthcare professional. October is National Medicine Abuse Awareness Month. Learn more at takecharge.ohio.gov.

Drug Resilience Education Awareness Mentorship (DREAM) is a K-12 video series that focuses on developing resiliency skills, decision-making skills, and role-playing opportunities. Learn more at bit.ly/3SWmz7u

💊👀 It can be hard to detect counterfeit pills. Even those that appear identical to real medications can be laced with fentanyl. Here are a few signs of fake pills that can help parents. Learn more at takecharge.ohio.gov.

October is Youth Substance Use Prevention Month. Studies show that the earlier in life a young person starts using alcohol or other drugs, the greater their lifetime risk of misuse or addiction. Learn more: samhsa.gov/blog/youth-sub….

Today kicks off National Red Ribbon Week, which was created to inspire youth to live drug-free. Learn more about this year’s campaign at redribbon.org.

It's #RedRibbonWeek, a time when the nation encourages children of all ages to remain drug-free. Just talking with your kids about drugs can reduce the likelihood of them trying them. Learn more at starttalking.ohio.gov. Start Talking!

Don’t be surprised by what is in your medicine cabinet. If you haven’t used them, don’t need them, or they’re expired, drop them off at a #TakeBackDay collection site near you on Saturday, October 29th, 10am-2pm. DEATakeBack.com

It’s important to safely dispose of all outdated and unnecessary pills in your house, especially if you think they are fake. You can do so at community take-back events or a drop box near you. Visit pharmacy.ohio.gov/Compliance/Dru… to learn more.