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Wednesday January 21st, 2026 10am - 12pm EST Direct service providers are often required to take on many roles for the job. Workers in the overdose crisis- harm reduction and outreach specialists, those working in treatment or residential programs, recovery coaches and others have been in a unique and often difficult position supporting people through traumatic, […]
Happy New Year! The BSAS Office of Community Health & Equity (OCHE), in partnership with DMA Health Strategies, invite your to our first Community Office Hours presentation of the year. This session is all about reflection and growth. We’ll be sharing a look at OCHE’s work since 2022 and discussing our team’s plans for the future. […]
Please join us Tuesday, January 27th 10am -12pm EST over Zoom for our "Tools For The Workday" training. People working in jobs affected by the overdose crisis often carry a heavy burden from the grief, stress and trauma of the day to day experiences doing this work, combined with all we face as humans outside of […]
Whether this is the first new year that you are going into since the loss of your loved one or whether you’ve done it before, starting a new year while grieving can be scary and overwhelming. This time of year is often viewed as a time for positive change and growth, but for individuals grieving […]
The one-hour community conversation series features a speaker addressing a key topic or concern for direct service providers on the frontline of the overdose crisis. Following a brief presentation, attendees can share experiences and ask questions to the guest and peers. Questions can be sent beforehand to Gabriel@SADOD.org.Supporting pregnant and postpartum people who are currently […]
