“Save a Life, FREE Community Naloxone Training”
Tuesday, March 14, 7:00-8:00 p.m.
Bloomfield Hills High School Auditorium
Learn what to do if someone is experiencing an accidental overdose. This can happen from the influx of Fentanyl being distributed in our country and home town to someone who has had surgery and is experiencing a negative response to their opioid pain reliever.
Everyone who attends the training will be trained on the proper administration of the Intra-Nasal Narcan the overdose reversal drug, as well as new trending drugs that are prevalent in our communities.
You must be at least 14 years of age to receive a Save A Life kit which includes 2 doses of 4mg Nasal Narcan.
Pre-registration is encouraged but not required.
This program is being brought to you by the BH PTOC Health and Wellness Committee.
Teen Substance Use Trends: Insights & Resources for parents and caregivers
Topics Covered:
- Highlights from BBCC’s teen substance use and mental health survey
- Social hosting laws and implications of hosting a party with underage drinking or drug use
- Tween/teen proof your home
- Refusal skills for teens
- Impact of substances on the developing brain
This is a great opportunity for your 8th grade students to get involved in the BBCC’s Mid Action Board (MAB) which will be guided and facilitated by BBCC’s youth program coordinator, Kelly Michaud, along with support of our amazing Youth Action Board high school teens, your students will have the opportunity to:
- Meet as a MAB group with other Middle School students from other schools.
- Identify and dialogue on timely and relevant issues they are dealing with. Start thinking about the community and their environment in a healthy and positive way.
- Prepare for the transition to high school with guidance from the BBCC and YAB teens.
- Learn about substance use and abuse for alcohol, vapes and marijuana, as well as, self-reflection, healthy habits, refusal skills, and more.
- Develop their voice on these issues, contribute their opinions and ideas, and more importantly put their ideas into action — in their schools and community. And… have some fun in the process!
Contact Kelly Michaud for more info
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YAB is an inclusive, dynamic and diverse group of teen volunteers, from our eleven public and private high schools in the Birmingham and Bloomfield Hills community, that bring about positive change for their peers.
School and Community Programs
BBCC and the YAB provide a wide array of high-quality, youth-infused substance abuse prevention, health and wellness programs that are timely, relevant and impactful for the participants.
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You can make an immediate difference and even save lives by supporting, partnering or volunteering with our youth-focused substance abuse prevention, health and wellness efforts.
BBCC, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit community serving organization, takes a research driven, youth-led approach to substance abuse prevention, health and wellness. BBCC and its Youth Action Board (YAB) provide education, tools, activities, and support to help youth rise above life’s challenges by making informed decisions about their safety, health and wellness, as well as encouraging adults to thoughtfully support them.
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