You protect your teen by being engaged, showing disapproval of substance use, and monitoring. You are making a difference!

Come safely drop off your old meds at Northeast Missionary Baptist Church on Oct. 29th from 11:30a-12:30p.

Come see us in the community! You can safely drop off your old meds at Northeast Missionary Baptist Church on Oct. 29th from 11:30a-12:30p.

Get your own Naloxone delivered for free by visiting okimready.org

Having open conversations about your family's beliefs on substances helps prevent misuse.

Shopping for Cyber Monday? Don't forget you can visit okimready.org to get free Fentanyl test strips shipped to your door.

Last night we brought some Christmas joy by partnering with Santa Fe South Middle School to show a screening of Finding Carlos and provide prevention resources. Remember there are many ways we can work together to impact our community. Reach out if you would like to partner!

Prevent substance misuse by making a plan for the holidays with us. You can be proactive about protecting yourself and using healthy coping skills.

Take care of your mental health this holiday season as a way to prevent substance misuse.

Prevent substance misuse by making connections this holiday season.

Last minute shopping? Remember to use skills to help prevent substance misuse. Like setting a budget or expectations and not feeling guilty about it. You've got this!

Already missed a goal you set for the new year? That is ok! Change doesn't happen overnight. You can be the same you and have healthy goals. Prioritize your health by perusing help for substance misuse if you need it at okimready.org

Misusing prescription opioids can have side effects including sedation, dizziness, nausea, and may lead to death. Help us make a change in our community by becoming part of SUPA and work on preventing substance misuse.

We all have the things that help center us and are healthy coping skills to prevent substance use. Here at SUPA we love our pets! What do you enjoy?

Stigma can be harmful to individuals with substance use disorder. Feeling stigmatized can reduce willingness to seek treatment and cause relationship problems. - okimready.org

When talking about substance use with your teen there is never a right time. Start the conversation and be clear about what your families values are.