2021-11-02T13:18:40-07:00 2021-06-30 824078751 2 Labs Financial Services LLC 11645 Belle Haven Drive New Port Richey FL 346544425 990EZ 2020-07-01 832858211 Alliance for Healthy Communities Inc ALLI 7273158658 7809 Massachusetts Ave New Port Richey FL 34653 Christine Parris President 7273158658 2021-11-02 true Christine Parris 999009999 Alyson Pipolo CPA P02158140 7279993125 0 AAL1 IAL1 FAL1 2020 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z X X www.empoweredcommunities.org X X 99373 X 99371 2 0 0 0 0 99373 2319 36893 48209 87421 11952 39662 51614 X 10734 17613 30000 38986 40734 56599 1072 4985 39662 51614 To improve the health in our communities through cross-sector partnerships and programs While challenged with a virtual landscape for typical events, ASAP hosted a successful virtual Narcotics Overdose Prevention and Education (NOPE) Candlelight Vigil with over 150 in attendance in November of 2020. The NOPE Candlelight Vigil contained breakout sessions focusing on medication safety by properly monitoring, storing and disposing. The Prescription Drug Committee planned and hosted a virtual opioid town hall, The Opioid Epidemic Use Only As Directed, on March 2nd with over 100 registered. The event included a medication safety presentation and a panel of guest speakers, to include Congressman Gus Bilirakis, Lucas Magazine Law Group, as well as treatment professionals, recovery testimonies and youth perspectives. The Use Only As Directed campaign continued to run throughout the fiscal year. The campaign is an evidence-based environmental strategy to increase awareness of opioid alternatives and safe use of prescriptions. 1.1st Quarter - Materials were adapted for Pasco County and heavily promoted. Social media campaigns reached over 20,000 people and over 500 flyers and materials were distributed via street outreach in the last quarter. 2.2nd, 3rd and 4th Quarters - Social media campaigns reached over 150,000 people and November kicked off the Use Only As Directed printed and physical advertising campaign throughout the Shoppes at WireGrass in Wesley Chapel and Publix at The Shops at Golden Acres in New Port Richey. Opioid Task Force community partners collaborated To distribute Narcan and medication safety materials at three outreach tables for International Overdose Awareness Day on August 31st, reaching over 200 people. With the Recovery Committee for a county wide proclamation honoring National Recovery Month recognizing local healthcare providers who treat those in recovery with care. To hosted a virtual opioid town hall, The Opioid Epidemic Use Only As Directed, on March 2, 2021 with over 100 registered. The event included a medication safety presentation and a panel of guest speakers, to include Congressman Gus Bilirakis, Lucas Magazine Law Group, as well as treatment professionals, recovery testimonies and youth perspectives. The annual STAND Above the Influence youth leadership summit was held virtually on February 15, 2021 with 33 youth in attendance. Speakers included Pasco Sheriffs Office, a marketing and advertising agency, a state representative, and Drug Free America Foundation to present on advocacy. Youth stated they learned ways to use their voice to help others in their community. STAND Above the Influence youth were guest speakers at the virtual Pasco County School District Mental Health Symposium on March 22nd, 2021. The key topic of the symposium was the Opioid Crisis and the effects and consequences in Pasco County schools. STAND Vice President Maddie Horn was the key STAND guest speaker and talked about her personal experience of opioid use impact in her home. The Alcohol Initiatives committee completed a best practices brochure for retailers (stores and restaurants) to reduce underage access to alcohol, this included guidelines with masks when checking identification. Throughout the 2021 Prom Season, the Alcohol Initiatives Committee held Prom Promise events in five different schools. More than 1,000 goody bags were assembled and distributed to high school students. The bags included information about impaired driving as well as additional treats for the youth. The students were required to sign a pledge, promising they would not drink and drive nor would they be a passenger in the car with an impaired driver. In April, the Substance Exposed Newborn Task forces in Pasco and Hernando County teamed up to host a virtual webinar series was held four Fridays in April and provided education and resources to healthcare providers. The event was targeted at providing destigmatizing resources and information to clinicians, program developers, legal advisors, and law enforcement professionals facilitating better access and support to mothers and their infants in prenatal and postnatal development, encouraging both safe recovery and stability for mothers, infants, and families throughout the course of early development. Topics included subjects of great importance such as Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, risks, recognizing the symptoms, and care planning, marijuana, and its effects on pregnancy, providing comfort and support to substance exposed infants in hospital and home settings, improving access, and providing treatment to mothers with substance misuse disorder, as well as many others. 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