Help Maryland Coalition of Families Support National Recovery Month
We know firsthand that when a family member struggles with a drug or alcohol addiction, the entire family struggles. During September, we recognize Recovery Month by providing educational programs that help all families to learn about our services, to better understand the signs of substance use, and to become trained to use the opioid overdose reversal drug, Narcan. Drug and alcohol addictions can happen in any family – be prepared with knowledge and tools. All of our programs are free and everyone is welcome.
Recovery Month Workshop Schedule
Feel free to attend one or several events--whatever suits your needs. Invite a friend to participate with you! To attend any of these online workshops, register here.
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September 15: Recognizing and Responding to Substance Use Disorders
7:00–8:00 PM
September 23: About MCF: Who We Are and How We Help
7:00–8:00 PM
September 24: Overdose Response Training/Using Narcan
Noon–1:00 PM
September 29: Grandfamilies: Raising Grandchildren While Your Child Works Toward Recovery
7:00–8:00 PM
September 30: Overdose Response Training/Using Narcan
Noon–1:00 PM
MCF Support and Social Groups
Maryland Coalition of Families also offers a variety of support groups for families experiencing substance use issues, as well as grief support for those who have lost a loved one to overdose. At this time, all of our support groups are virtual and take place on Zoom. Visit our website to see a complete listing of our support groups.
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Please forward this email to anyone you think might benefit from attending these events or who could be helped by MCF’s services.
Hope to “see” you soon! Be well and stay hopeful.
MCF Substance Use Team
Maryland Coalition of Families (MCF) helps families who care for someone with behavioral health needs. Using personal experience as parents, caregivers and other loved ones, our staff provide one-to-one peer support and navigation services to parents and caregivers of young people with mental health issues and to any loved one who cares for someone with a substance use or gambling issue.
For more information go to www.mdcoalition.org
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