Embedded Files
Josephine County Prevention Resources:
Prevention Partners Resources - a list of partner organizations, resources offered, hours, and contact information.
ODHS Resource Guide 09-2025 (see below)
211info - Behavioral Health Resources
Connect Oregon - Resource Navigator request form
Community Resources (see below)
Grants Pass 2024 Rental Tracker (see below, courtesy of Amber Neeck, GP Housing & Neighborhood Specialist)
Josephine County Community Prevention Partners Meetings
Click HERE to get on the mailing list for the next Boots on the Ground meeting.
ODHS Resource Guide 09-2025
ODHS Resource Guide 09-2025.xlsxMedication Drop Box Location Prevention Partners.pdfJoCo Resources.pdfADPC-Statewide-Strategic-Plan 2020-2025.pdfApril 2022 HIDTA Fentanyl Bulletin - Oregon.pdfFentanylOpioidResponseToolkit ODE-OHA December 2022.pdfHealthier-Together-Oregon 2022-2024.pdfJosephine County Strategic Planning Initiative August 22 2022.pdfOHA 2479 Opioid Overdose in Oregon 2021 released 2022.pdfoverdose-related-services-projects-summary-oregon-0221.pdfquarterly_opioid_overdose_related_data_report January-December 2022.pdfRecoveryCafe.5.25.pdfVIDEOS
VIDEOS
Watch Awkward Conversations Podcast Series
Inside the Sinaloa Cartel's Fentanyl Pipeline - Nightline Documentary
Dead on Arrival - Fentanyl Documentary
Love in the Time of Fentanyl - Documentary
One Pill Can Kill - Social Media Campaign
LOCAL NEWS
LOCAL NEWS
KOBI Opioid Awareness Campaign:
If Not Now, When?: https://youtu.be/8b9ZDb2dnpw
Alex’s Story: https://youtu.be/810N0_MrDX0
Keep Kids Safe: https://youtu.be/4aLr_UCcXuM
SUMMIT PRESENTATIONS
Summit Power Point.pdfBreaking Generational Trauma- ORTC- final.pdfGPPD.pdfJosephine Co Opioid Summit Presentation_Fultineer_050223.pdfA New Way Home Tri-Fold Broucher.pdfHow to start a conversation with Friends/Family/Neighbors/Coworkers. Start with "Did you know..."
Fentanyl is involved in more deaths of Americans under 50 than any other cause of death, including heart disease, cancer, homicide, suicide, and other accidents.
Illicit fentanyl is being used to make fake prescription pills and is also found in common street drugs like cocaine, MDMA and heroin.
Often consumed unknowingly by users, illicit fentanyl is driving the recent increase in U.S. overdose deaths.
Fake pills have been found in all 50 states. Assume any prescription pill you see online is fake, including Oxy, Percocet, Adderall and Xanax.
Fake pills are the main reason fentanyl-involved deaths are fastest growing amongst youth.
Fentanyl is involved in more American youth deaths than heroin, meth, cocaine, benzos, and RX drugs COMBINED.
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