Stop the Addiction Fatality Epidemic

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1201 Wilson Blvd Fl 27
Arlington, VA 22209
https://www.safeproject.us

SAFE Project, founded in November 2017 by Admiral James and Mary Winnefeld after the tragic loss of their son to an opioid overdose, aims to combat the addiction epidemic in the United States. With a focus on reducing stigma through the No Shame Movement, SAFE Project works across communities, campuses, workplaces, and the military to provide comprehensive support and resources for mental health and addiction recovery.

The organization emphasizes collaborative action, offering training, public awareness campaigns, and specific programs for veterans, students, and justice-involved individuals. By empowering communities with resources like naloxone and peer support, SAFE Project strives to turn hope into action in the fight against addiction and overdose fatalities.

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