Media Campaigns

National and Regional Media Campaigns

NATIONAL

 

 

Lock your meds logoLock Your Meds

National Family Partnership

A national multi-media campaign designed to reduce prescription drug abuse by making adults aware that they are the “unwitting suppliers” of prescription medications being used in unintended ways, especially by young people.

 

Naloxone Facts graphicNaloxone Facts

Addiction Policy Forum

An awareness campaign to help explain overdose reversal and how naloxone saves lives.

 

Opioid Awareness Campaign graphicOpioid Awareness Campaign

Media Planet

 

 

Opioid Prevention Camaign logo-APFOpioid Prevention Campaign

Addiction Policy Forum + 13 national & local organizations

A public health media campaign to help prevent adolescent substance use.

 

 

illustration of see-through brainStop the Stigma: Tackling the Stigma of Addiction through Education 

Addiction Policy Forum & Chris and Vicky Cornell Foundation 

To help expand education around addiction, debunk the myths and misinformation, and lead with evidence, not bias.

 

REGION 3 STATES

DELAWARE

 

Help here is logoHELP is here.

Delaware Division of Public Health

A campaign to help get support and recovery for substance use disorders, mental health.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

 

Live. Long. DC. logoLive. Long. DC.

D.C. Department of Behavioral Health

Intended as a one-stop hub for Washington, DC's combined efforts for ending the city's opioid epidemic.

 

 

A prescription pill bottle and words prescription opioids can be addictive and dangerous. It only takes a little to lose a lot.Opioid Awareness and Education

D.C. Department of Behavioral Health

A campaign to highlight the danger and risks of prescription opioids and reduce their misuse.

 

MARYLAND

 

overdose response program cover photoMaryland Overdose Response Program

Mayland Behavioral Health Administration

A campaign to provide training ​in overdose response and certify individuals— people who use drugs, their family members and friends; treatment program and transitional housing staff; and law enforcement officers—most able to assist someone at risk of dying from an opioid overdose when emergency medical services are not immediately available.​

PENNSYLVANIA

 

Life Unites Us campaign logoLife Unites Us

DDAP and coalition of organizations

A campaign to end the stigma surrounding opioid use disorder in Pennsylvania.

 

 

PA Prevention Project logoPA Opioid Prevention Project

Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency

A state-wide multi-media, opioid misuse prevention campaign that targets youth, ages 14-18.

 

 

PAStop poster-womanPAStop

Commonwealth Prevention Alliance

A campaign designed to educate Pennsylvanians about the risks of prescription painkiller and heroin use and the relationship between them.

 

VIRGINIA

 

Opioid Solutions campaign logoOpioidSolutionsRVA

Counties of Chesterfield, Hanover, and Henrico and the city of Richmond

A media campaign to highlight the dangers of opioid use and to connect those struggling with addiction to information, treatment, and resources.

WEST VIRGINIA

 

Photo of a woman with silhouette people on her headBack to Life

WV Bureau for Behavioral Health

A campaign to educate the people of WV about medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD).

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Help & Hope WV logoHelp & Hope WV

WV Bureau for Behavioral Health

A statewide initiative that offers tools and information about the importance of substance use disorders in WV.

 

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Help4WV logoHelp4WV

WV Bureau for Behavioral Health

A call, chat, and text line that provides immediate help for any West Virginian struggling with an addiction or mental health issue. They also have a Children's Crisis LIne.

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Stigma Free WV logoStigmaFree WV

WV Bureau for Behavioral Health

A campaign to end the public and personal stigma about substance use disorders.

 

 

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