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Opioid abuse touches the lives of so many people in the state of Georgia. Whether you are a dentist wondering how to warn patients of the risks, a concerned parent, a teen with a friend who is at risk of abuse, an employer with an employee who needs help, or someone who needs treatment, see below for support.

For Medical

Medical professionals are taking a leading role in helping prevention, especially through prescribing practices and communicating with patients. Find information and resources for healthcare professionals to share with patients or hang up in the waiting room.

For Students

Young people are at high risk of addiction to prescription opioids. Find out what you can do as a student or young person to help prevent prescription opioid abuse among you and your peers.

For Parents

The signs of prescription opioid abuse can be hard for parents to detect, but it’s critical to know them and to know what to do. Find resources for parents, including signs of addiction and what to do if you think your child has a prescription opioid or other drug abuse problem.

For Business

Employers must take action. Find information and resources for employers to share with their employees on the dangers of prescription drug abuse in the workplace and what you can do.

For Educators

Students are at the highest risk of addiction to prescription opioids. Find resources for educators on the dangers of prescription drug abuse, signs of addiction, and what to do if you think your student has a drug abuse problem.

For Coaches

Talk to athletes about the dangers of prescription drug abuse. Find information and resources for coaches on signs of addiction and what you can do to prevent it.

For the Military Community

Due to injuries, combat, trauma, and PTSD, veterans are more likely to be prescribed and abuse painkillers. Learn the signs of addiction and how to get help for you or your loved one.

For Anyone Who Needs Help and Treatment

Find information and resources on treatment options for opioid addiction.