
Together, let’s walk to end the addiction crisis in America.
No two stories about addiction are the same, but when we come together as one community, we can change the story. Together, we’ll Rise Up Against Addiction.
Together, let’s walk to end the addiction crisis in America.
No two stories about addiction are the same, but when we come together as one community, we can change the story. Together, we’ll Rise Up Against Addiction.
Please join us: for a half-day, virtual, action-oriented symposium focused on understanding, addressing, and eliminating the harmful impacts of stigma on those who experience addiction.
This event will feature a live and a virtual festival of community resources, organizations and businesses supporting wellness in recovery and a tribute honoring those who have been lost to addiction and their families.
SSPR will sponsor up to 4 individuals that are interested in running this 5k!
We are also looking for volunteers interested supporting our outreach table at this event.
Contact Mark Mulhern at 617 645 7101 for more info or to sign up to run.
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Zoom ID: 474 841 5732
Questions? Contact Julie Bunch at 781-839-0143 or [email protected]
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