Addiction Matters

" , ." Language can create safety, encourage connection, and reduce stigma. Together, we can end the harm caused by stigmatizing language. Join us in taking the pledge at www.addictionmatters.ca

Words matter. We need to end stigma. We can all make a difference. Visit www.addictionmatters.ca to learn what YOU can do.

As we continue our work to end stigma for people impacted by substance use we will remember these words.

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Help is out there if you need it. Please feel free to use the resources listed below and share with others who may benefit from knowing this information.

We’re marking Recovery Week with photos and quotes from people about their experience of recovery. Miz D says after a history of adversity her life now reflects hope, resiliency and joy. Recovery is possible. Learn more https://bit.ly/3jAypml

We’re marking Recovery Week with photos and quotes from people about their experience of recovery. After missing so many important moments with friends and fami...ly, Taylor committed to change and continues to actively work on her recovery. Recovery is possible. Learn more https://bit.ly/3jAypml See more

We’re marking Recovery Week with photos and quotes from people about their experience of recovery. After hitting his personal rock bottom Mark is now a professional support worker dedicated to helping others. Recovery is possible. Learn more https://bit.ly/3jAypml

Island Health has joined Addiction Matters and Interior Health in taking the Every Word Matters pledge. To learn more visit www.addictionmatters.ca. End stigma.

Latest episode of Crackdown- losing hope. Released yesterday, August 31st- International Overdose Awareness day. https://podcasts.google.com//aHR0cDovL2NpdGVkbWVkaWEuY2EvY

Métis Nation BC participates in the every word matters pledge and other activities for overdose awareness day. Thank you! Together, we can end the stigma. Visit www.addictionmatters.ca to join in.

The Addiction Matters Kamloops photo voice project featured in Kelowna.