🌟 National Fentanyl Awareness Day 🌟
📅 Date: Tuesday, May 7, 2024 🕛 Time: 12:00pm-3:00pm 📍 Location: New Day, Inc., 1724 Lampman Drive, Billings, MT. 59102 (Eagle’s Nest Building)
New Day, Inc. invites you to be a part of National Fentanyl Awareness Day, a pivotal event dedicated to shining a light on the dangers of Fentanyl and its impact on the opioid crisis. Join us as we come together as a community to empower and educate through:
✨ Narcan Administration Training – Save lives by learning how to reverse opioid overdoses. ✨ Educational Workshops – Dive into the world of addiction, understanding the dangers of Fentanyl, and discovering harm reduction strategies. ✨ Interactive Displays – Visualize the effects of Fentanyl on our bodies and communities. ✨ Inspiring Guest Speakers – Hear from those who’ve faced the opioid epidemic firsthand, including Stacy Zinn, Kim Edinger, and representatives from Millennium Health and Riverstone Health. ✨ Community Resource Fair – Connect with local organizations offering support and resources for substance use and mental health.
Who Should Attend: Everyone in the community, including staff, clients, and anyone interested in making a difference.
🔊 Featured Speakers:
- Stacy Zinn discusses state drug trafficking challenges.
- Kim Edinger shares a personal story of loss to Fentanyl.
- Millennium Health presents the latest regional drug trends.
- Jayce Dyckman offers life-saving Narcan training.
🤝 Resource Fair: Local organizations, including the Rocky Mountain Tribal Leaders Council and Probation and Parole, will share valuable resources. Interested in setting up a booth? RSVP now!
Why: It’s more than an event; it’s a movement to bring awareness to the Billings community about Fentanyl’s devastating impact.
🌈 Join us to learn, support, and be part of the solution in our fight against the opioid crisis.
#FentanylAwareness #CommunityHealth #NarcanSavesLives #BillingsMT #NewDayInc
- ACT- Prime for Life (PFL)
- Chemical Dependency Evaluation
- 12 Hours of PFL classes per State Requirements
- Monthly Monitoring upon completion of the 12 hours
- Referral to level of treatment if meeting criteria OR have 2 or more DUIs
- Contact: Admissions – Desiree Caldwell (406) 545-4254 dcaldwell@newdayranch.com
Level 2.1 Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP): Eagles Nest Healing Center (1724 Lampman Dr.)
- Co-Occurring Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders (SUD)
- Female Drug Court IOP Group; Monday-Thursday 9-11am
- Mixed Walk-In IOP Group; Monday-Thursday 9-11am
- Male Drug Court IOP Group; Monday-Thursday 5-7pm
- Male Walk-In IOP Group: Monday-Thursday 5-7pm
- Contact: Admissions – Desiree Caldwell (406) 545-4254 dcaldwell@newdayranch.com
Level 1.0 Continued Care: Relapse Prevention and After Care: 1726 Lampman
- Female Continuing Care Group; Tuesdays and Thursdays 4-5pm
- Male Continuing Care Group; Tuesdays and Thursdays 5-6pm
- Contact: Admissions – Desiree Caldwell (406) 545-4254 dcaldwell@newdayranch.com
Ancillary Services: Eagles Nest Healing Center (1724 Lampman Dr.)
- Anger Management; Mondays 1-3pm
- Seeking Safety; Tuesdays 11-1pm
- Strengthening Communications for Relationships/Co-Parenting; Wednesdays 1-3pm
- Moral Recognition Therapy (MRT) Thinking Errors; Thursdays 11-1pm
- Nurturing Parenting; Fridays 1-3pm
- Contact: Admissions – Desiree Caldwell (406) 545-4254 dcaldwell@newdayranch.com
NARR Certified- Canyon House (up and running)
Men’s Sober Living Home
Contact Chrystal Martin (406) 545-4436 cmartin@newdayranch.com