A1 Stigma Free Coalition 1st Annual African American Overdose Awareness Day

1st Annual African American Overdose Awareness Day – A Day to Educate, Empower, and Remember

On September 7th, 2024, from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM at The Greater New Hope Missionary Baptist Church, A1 Stigma Free Coalition will host the 1st Annual African American Overdose Awareness Day, a groundbreaking event that brings together our community in the fight against the overdose crisis.

Why Attend?

This inaugural event is a unique opportunity to:

• Educate: Learn how to safely identify harmful substances and hear from experts on overdose prevention.
• Empower: Connect with Hamilton County social service agencies offering resources and support.
• Remember: Honor those we’ve lost to overdose with a special memorial tribute.

The day will be filled with engaging activities, including live demonstrations, music, food, family fun, and much more. Whether you're coming to gather information, show support, or simply enjoy a day with your community, there’s something for everyone.

Highlights Include:

• Informative booths from partnering agencies
• Keynote speakers and presentations
• Hands-on demonstrations
• Family-friendly activities like a bouncy house, games, and treats

Your presence can make a difference. This event is FREE and open to all. Bring your family, friends, and neighbors for a day of learning, connection, and remembrance.

Let’s stand together for a brighter, healthier future. For more information or to get involved, contact Monte Barnett at 513-677-3654 or email info@a1stigmafree.org.