The use and misuse of alcohol, tobacco, illicit drugs, and prescription medications affect the health and well-being of millions of Americans. Learn more about substance use, and find resources to help yourself or someone you know: samhsa.gov/substance-use/…

It costs less than $100 for atTAcK addiction to put on a socialization night for men or women in our recovery residences. Help us do more. #DoMore24DE Donate before 6 p.m. today: domore24delaware.org/fundraisers/at…

Opioid overdose is a medical emergency and recognizing the signs can save a life. It's often difficult to tell if someone is overdosing but knowing what to look for and how to respond is crucial. Learn the warning signs and what to do: samhsa.gov/substance-use/…

"The future of Medicaid is unknown," Delaware Medicaid Director Andrew Wilson told attendees at atTAcK addiction's monthly meeting. He said uncertainty about federal funding means he doesn't know what the program will look like in six months or a year. #netde DHSS

"I'm sorry we haven't done better," Dr. Sherry Nykiel, Behavioral Health Medical Director for Delaware Medicaid, told attendees at an atTAcK addiction meeting, many of whom have lost adult children to overdoses. Still, Dr. Nykiel said she's proud of supporting people with SUD.

If you're a veteran in need of support, or a family member, friend, or caregiver concerned about a veteran, you can ☎️ call 📱 text or 💻 chat online with the #VeteransCrisisLine for free, confidential, 24/7/365 emotional support. veteranscrisisline.net

In Delaware, call the Delaware Hope Line at 833-9-HOPEDE (833-946-7333) or we can help to connect you through atTAcK addiction at 302-365-5221.

Did you know over two-thirds of children experience trauma by age 16? SAMHSA’s National Child Traumatic Stress Initiative improves treatment and services for children, adolescents, and families who have experienced traumatic events. Learn more: samhsa.gov/child-trauma

"One thing that helped me in my recovery is I'm of help to someone else," Brandon Merrylees, a peer support specialist with Impact Life, said at the MOUD Summit in Dover. #recovery #netde #helpishere #wevegotyou

🚨 Do you know the 6 signs of a fentanyl overdose? —knowing them can save a life. Stay calm, call 911, and use Naloxone if available. Join us 4/29/25. Learn more from SAMHSA: samhsa.gov/medications-su… #NationalFentanylAwarenessDay #JustSayKnow #SaveALife

atTAcK addiction is proud to be a vendor at the Delaware Black Chamber of Commerce's Minority Health Summit, especially with overdose deaths increasing in Black and Brown communities. We can be your connection to treatment and recovery. ▶️ 302-365-5221 or [email protected]

As National Public Health Week comes to a close, we’re reminded again that mental health is public health. From access to care to fighting stigma, protecting mental health must be part of every public health conversation. 💚 #NPHW

Alcohol dependency can start small. What begins as social drinking can slowly turn into a way to cope with stress. Self-awareness and support are key to overcoming challenges. #alcoholawarenessmonth Read the full story here: bit.ly/3U7iQrn

The Sussex County Chapter of atTAcK addiction will host a panel discussion on recovery at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, May 10, at the Lewes Public Library. The event, which will include vendors and refreshments, is open to the public. ▶️ 302-383-2516 or [email protected]

At the Delaware State Opioid Response Conference, journalist Sam Quinones ("Dreamland") says that while addiction-related stigma has decreased significantly, "We need to destigmatize drug treatment." ▶️ Contact atTAcK addiction: 302-365-5221 or [email protected] #netde

Adrianna Tutini from A Seed of Hope Counseling Center near Wilmington will be the speaker at atTAcK addiction's monthly NCCo Chapter meeting at 7 pm Tuesday at our Resource Center (210 Peoples Plaza, Newark). atTAcK contact: 302-365-5221

Opioid use disorder is a treatable medical condition. With the right support and treatment, recovery is not just possible – it is within reach. For more information: findtreatment.gov

atTAcK addiction will host a free Mother Baby and Beyond Pop-Up Event from 10 am to 2 pm Saturday at our Resource Center (210 Peoples Plaza, Newark). New and expecting moms and their families are invited. Thanks to Mother Baby and Beyond LLC in Middletown. Info: 302-365-5221.

Every family is different—but all families can lean on each other during tough times. Find support, tools & resources for families facing mental health or substance use challenges: samhsa.gov/families

atTAcK addiction's Jill Fredel is at Community Day at Sparrow Run hosted by CHILD, Inc.. What a great day to share substance use prevention info and school supplies.