Fayetteville Community Rallies Against Fentanyl Crisis with Awareness Event

Fayetteville, NC – In response to the escalating fentanyl crisis, the Butterfly Effect Overdose Awareness Program is set to host a pivotal community event on November 18, 2023. Titled “Fentanyl is Killing the Community,” this event aims to raise awareness, provide vital resources, and unite the community in the fight against fentanyl poisoning.

Scheduled from 10am to 2pm at the Ponderosa Shopping Center, 5701 Yadkin Rd., Fayetteville, the event is a place of hope and solidarity. Attendees will have access to a wealth of resources and information, including free Narcan distribution, educational materials, and guidance on overdose prevention.

The event promises an engaging lineup of guest speakers and fellowship opportunities, emphasizing the need for community involvement in addressing the fentanyl crisis. With the holiday season approaching, the program also focuses on preparing and protecting the community.

In addition to free Narcan and education sessions, the event will also feature music and various activities, fostering a supportive atmosphere for those affected by the crisis.

John Russell, a key contact for the event, can be reached at 910-644-4356 for more information.

This vital community initiative has been made possible through the support of Riddle Commercial Properties, EMS, Cumberland County Health Department, Harm Reduction, and various other organizations and individuals committed to making a difference in the fight against fentanyl.

Kres Thomas, FayToday News