Outreach can be so impactful. Sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to stop, listen, and offer a hand up. A bottle of water. A resource. A conversation. A little hope. We may not change someone’s life in that moment, but we might give them a reason to believe their life can change. You never know which conversation will become someone’s turning point. Keep showing up. Keep offering hope. Keep making a difference. #StreetOutreach #FentanylProjectAZ #RecoveryIsPossible #Hope #WeDoRecover

AMERICA’S OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE FALLING. SO WHY IS ARIZONA GOING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION? Across the country, overdose deaths are declining. But here in Arizona, overdose deaths increased approximately 18% in 2025, and our overdose death rate is nearly DOUBLE the national average. Read that again. We distribute Narcan. We talk about fentanyl. We fund programs. We promote treatment. We tell people help is available. Yet more Arizonans are dying. So here’s my question: What will be different in a year? Narcan saves lives. But what happens after someone is revived? Who follows up? Who helps them get into treatment? Who makes sure they aren’t back on the same sidewalk tomorrow? Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters. But somewhere between the resources we offer and the people who desperately need them, we’re losing lives. Arizona, we need to have a serious conversation. What are we missing? #FentanylProjectAZ #OverdoseAwareness #Arizona #Fentanyl #RecoveryIsPossible

Omeless and trying to find the next step. He said he was trying to get into treatment. Unfortunately, “trying” is keeping us sick! Just enter treatment Just an AA hall Just walk into church Just reconnect with a friend Just open the Bilble Just call a sponsor Just stop for 24 hours Just find a sober living Just call home There is a list of things to do to start the process of recovery! We care about you! #RecoveryIsPossible #sober #recover #recovery

Outreach can be so impactful. Sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to stop, listen, and offer a hand up. A bottle of water. A resource. A conversation. A little hope. We may not change someone’s life in that moment, but we might give them a reason to believe their life can change. You never know which conversation will become someone’s turning point. Keep showing up. Keep offering hope. Keep making a difference. #StreetOutreach #FentanylProjectAZ #RecoveryIsPossible #Hope #WeDoRecover

AMERICA’S OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE FALLING. SO WHY IS ARIZONA GOING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION? Across the country, overdose deaths are declining. But here in Arizona, overdose deaths increased approximately 18% in 2025, and our overdose death rate is nearly DOUBLE the national average. Read that again. We distribute Narcan. We talk about fentanyl. We fund programs. We promote treatment. We tell people help is available. Yet more Arizonans are dying. So here’s my question: What will be different in a year? Narcan saves lives. But what happens after someone is revived? Who follows up? Who helps them get into treatment? Who makes sure they aren’t back on the same sidewalk tomorrow? Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters. But somewhere between the resources we offer and the people who desperately need them, we’re losing lives. Arizona, we need to have a serious conversation. What are we missing? #FentanylProjectAZ #OverdoseAwareness #Arizona #Fentanyl #RecoveryIsPossible

Omeless and trying to find the next step. He said he was trying to get into treatment. Unfortunately, “trying” is keeping us sick! Just enter treatment Just an AA hall Just walk into church Just reconnect with a friend Just open the Bilble Just call a sponsor Just stop for 24 hours Just find a sober living Just call home There is a list of things to do to start the process of recovery! We care about you! #RecoveryIsPossible #sober #recover #recovery

Outreach can be so impactful. Sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to stop, listen, and offer a hand up. A bottle of water. A resource. A conversation. A little hope. We may not change someone’s life in that moment, but we might give them a reason to believe their life can change. You never know which conversation will become someone’s turning point. Keep showing up. Keep offering hope. Keep making a difference. #StreetOutreach #FentanylProjectAZ #RecoveryIsPossible #Hope #WeDoRecover

AMERICA’S OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE FALLING. SO WHY IS ARIZONA GOING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION? Across the country, overdose deaths are declining. But here in Arizona, overdose deaths increased approximately 18% in 2025, and our overdose death rate is nearly DOUBLE the national average. Read that again. We distribute Narcan. We talk about fentanyl. We fund programs. We promote treatment. We tell people help is available. Yet more Arizonans are dying. So here’s my question: What will be different in a year? Narcan saves lives. But what happens after someone is revived? Who follows up? Who helps them get into treatment? Who makes sure they aren’t back on the same sidewalk tomorrow? Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters. But somewhere between the resources we offer and the people who desperately need them, we’re losing lives. Arizona, we need to have a serious conversation. What are we missing? #FentanylProjectAZ #OverdoseAwareness #Arizona #Fentanyl #RecoveryIsPossible

Omeless and trying to find the next step. He said he was trying to get into treatment. Unfortunately, “trying” is keeping us sick! Just enter treatment Just an AA hall Just walk into church Just reconnect with a friend Just open the Bilble Just call a sponsor Just stop for 24 hours Just find a sober living Just call home There is a list of things to do to start the process of recovery! We care about you! #RecoveryIsPossible #sober #recover #recovery

Outreach can be so impactful. Sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to stop, listen, and offer a hand up. A bottle of water. A resource. A conversation. A little hope. We may not change someone’s life in that moment, but we might give them a reason to believe their life can change. You never know which conversation will become someone’s turning point. Keep showing up. Keep offering hope. Keep making a difference. #StreetOutreach #FentanylProjectAZ #RecoveryIsPossible #Hope #WeDoRecover

AMERICA’S OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE FALLING. SO WHY IS ARIZONA GOING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION? Across the country, overdose deaths are declining. But here in Arizona, overdose deaths increased approximately 18% in 2025, and our overdose death rate is nearly DOUBLE the national average. Read that again. We distribute Narcan. We talk about fentanyl. We fund programs. We promote treatment. We tell people help is available. Yet more Arizonans are dying. So here’s my question: What will be different in a year? Narcan saves lives. But what happens after someone is revived? Who follows up? Who helps them get into treatment? Who makes sure they aren’t back on the same sidewalk tomorrow? Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters. But somewhere between the resources we offer and the people who desperately need them, we’re losing lives. Arizona, we need to have a serious conversation. What are we missing? #FentanylProjectAZ #OverdoseAwareness #Arizona #Fentanyl #RecoveryIsPossible

Omeless and trying to find the next step. He said he was trying to get into treatment. Unfortunately, “trying” is keeping us sick! Just enter treatment Just an AA hall Just walk into church Just reconnect with a friend Just open the Bilble Just call a sponsor Just stop for 24 hours Just find a sober living Just call home There is a list of things to do to start the process of recovery! We care about you! #RecoveryIsPossible #sober #recover #recovery

Outreach can be so impactful. Sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to stop, listen, and offer a hand up. A bottle of water. A resource. A conversation. A little hope. We may not change someone’s life in that moment, but we might give them a reason to believe their life can change. You never know which conversation will become someone’s turning point. Keep showing up. Keep offering hope. Keep making a difference. #StreetOutreach #FentanylProjectAZ #RecoveryIsPossible #Hope #WeDoRecover

AMERICA’S OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE FALLING. SO WHY IS ARIZONA GOING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION? Across the country, overdose deaths are declining. But here in Arizona, overdose deaths increased approximately 18% in 2025, and our overdose death rate is nearly DOUBLE the national average. Read that again. We distribute Narcan. We talk about fentanyl. We fund programs. We promote treatment. We tell people help is available. Yet more Arizonans are dying. So here’s my question: What will be different in a year? Narcan saves lives. But what happens after someone is revived? Who follows up? Who helps them get into treatment? Who makes sure they aren’t back on the same sidewalk tomorrow? Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters. But somewhere between the resources we offer and the people who desperately need them, we’re losing lives. Arizona, we need to have a serious conversation. What are we missing? #FentanylProjectAZ #OverdoseAwareness #Arizona #Fentanyl #RecoveryIsPossible

Omeless and trying to find the next step. He said he was trying to get into treatment. Unfortunately, “trying” is keeping us sick! Just enter treatment Just an AA hall Just walk into church Just reconnect with a friend Just open the Bilble Just call a sponsor Just stop for 24 hours Just find a sober living Just call home There is a list of things to do to start the process of recovery! We care about you! #RecoveryIsPossible #sober #recover #recovery

Outreach can be so impactful. Sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to stop, listen, and offer a hand up. A bottle of water. A resource. A conversation. A little hope. We may not change someone’s life in that moment, but we might give them a reason to believe their life can change. You never know which conversation will become someone’s turning point. Keep showing up. Keep offering hope. Keep making a difference. #StreetOutreach #FentanylProjectAZ #RecoveryIsPossible #Hope #WeDoRecover

AMERICA’S OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE FALLING. SO WHY IS ARIZONA GOING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION? Across the country, overdose deaths are declining. But here in Arizona, overdose deaths increased approximately 18% in 2025, and our overdose death rate is nearly DOUBLE the national average. Read that again. We distribute Narcan. We talk about fentanyl. We fund programs. We promote treatment. We tell people help is available. Yet more Arizonans are dying. So here’s my question: What will be different in a year? Narcan saves lives. But what happens after someone is revived? Who follows up? Who helps them get into treatment? Who makes sure they aren’t back on the same sidewalk tomorrow? Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters. But somewhere between the resources we offer and the people who desperately need them, we’re losing lives. Arizona, we need to have a serious conversation. What are we missing? #FentanylProjectAZ #OverdoseAwareness #Arizona #Fentanyl #RecoveryIsPossible

Omeless and trying to find the next step. He said he was trying to get into treatment. Unfortunately, “trying” is keeping us sick! Just enter treatment Just an AA hall Just walk into church Just reconnect with a friend Just open the Bilble Just call a sponsor Just stop for 24 hours Just find a sober living Just call home There is a list of things to do to start the process of recovery! We care about you! #RecoveryIsPossible #sober #recover #recovery

Outreach can be so impactful. Sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to stop, listen, and offer a hand up. A bottle of water. A resource. A conversation. A little hope. We may not change someone’s life in that moment, but we might give them a reason to believe their life can change. You never know which conversation will become someone’s turning point. Keep showing up. Keep offering hope. Keep making a difference. #StreetOutreach #FentanylProjectAZ #RecoveryIsPossible #Hope #WeDoRecover

AMERICA’S OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE FALLING. SO WHY IS ARIZONA GOING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION? Across the country, overdose deaths are declining. But here in Arizona, overdose deaths increased approximately 18% in 2025, and our overdose death rate is nearly DOUBLE the national average. Read that again. We distribute Narcan. We talk about fentanyl. We fund programs. We promote treatment. We tell people help is available. Yet more Arizonans are dying. So here’s my question: What will be different in a year? Narcan saves lives. But what happens after someone is revived? Who follows up? Who helps them get into treatment? Who makes sure they aren’t back on the same sidewalk tomorrow? Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters. But somewhere between the resources we offer and the people who desperately need them, we’re losing lives. Arizona, we need to have a serious conversation. What are we missing? #FentanylProjectAZ #OverdoseAwareness #Arizona #Fentanyl #RecoveryIsPossible

Omeless and trying to find the next step. He said he was trying to get into treatment. Unfortunately, “trying” is keeping us sick! Just enter treatment Just an AA hall Just walk into church Just reconnect with a friend Just open the Bilble Just call a sponsor Just stop for 24 hours Just find a sober living Just call home There is a list of things to do to start the process of recovery! We care about you! #RecoveryIsPossible #sober #recover #recovery

Outreach can be so impactful. Sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to stop, listen, and offer a hand up. A bottle of water. A resource. A conversation. A little hope. We may not change someone’s life in that moment, but we might give them a reason to believe their life can change. You never know which conversation will become someone’s turning point. Keep showing up. Keep offering hope. Keep making a difference. #StreetOutreach #FentanylProjectAZ #RecoveryIsPossible #Hope #WeDoRecover

AMERICA’S OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE FALLING. SO WHY IS ARIZONA GOING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION? Across the country, overdose deaths are declining. But here in Arizona, overdose deaths increased approximately 18% in 2025, and our overdose death rate is nearly DOUBLE the national average. Read that again. We distribute Narcan. We talk about fentanyl. We fund programs. We promote treatment. We tell people help is available. Yet more Arizonans are dying. So here’s my question: What will be different in a year? Narcan saves lives. But what happens after someone is revived? Who follows up? Who helps them get into treatment? Who makes sure they aren’t back on the same sidewalk tomorrow? Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters. But somewhere between the resources we offer and the people who desperately need them, we’re losing lives. Arizona, we need to have a serious conversation. What are we missing? #FentanylProjectAZ #OverdoseAwareness #Arizona #Fentanyl #RecoveryIsPossible

Omeless and trying to find the next step. He said he was trying to get into treatment. Unfortunately, “trying” is keeping us sick! Just enter treatment Just an AA hall Just walk into church Just reconnect with a friend Just open the Bilble Just call a sponsor Just stop for 24 hours Just find a sober living Just call home There is a list of things to do to start the process of recovery! We care about you! #RecoveryIsPossible #sober #recover #recovery

Outreach can be so impactful. Sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to stop, listen, and offer a hand up. A bottle of water. A resource. A conversation. A little hope. We may not change someone’s life in that moment, but we might give them a reason to believe their life can change. You never know which conversation will become someone’s turning point. Keep showing up. Keep offering hope. Keep making a difference. #StreetOutreach #FentanylProjectAZ #RecoveryIsPossible #Hope #WeDoRecover

AMERICA’S OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE FALLING. SO WHY IS ARIZONA GOING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION? Across the country, overdose deaths are declining. But here in Arizona, overdose deaths increased approximately 18% in 2025, and our overdose death rate is nearly DOUBLE the national average. Read that again. We distribute Narcan. We talk about fentanyl. We fund programs. We promote treatment. We tell people help is available. Yet more Arizonans are dying. So here’s my question: What will be different in a year? Narcan saves lives. But what happens after someone is revived? Who follows up? Who helps them get into treatment? Who makes sure they aren’t back on the same sidewalk tomorrow? Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters. But somewhere between the resources we offer and the people who desperately need them, we’re losing lives. Arizona, we need to have a serious conversation. What are we missing? #FentanylProjectAZ #OverdoseAwareness #Arizona #Fentanyl #RecoveryIsPossible

Omeless and trying to find the next step. He said he was trying to get into treatment. Unfortunately, “trying” is keeping us sick! Just enter treatment Just an AA hall Just walk into church Just reconnect with a friend Just open the Bilble Just call a sponsor Just stop for 24 hours Just find a sober living Just call home There is a list of things to do to start the process of recovery! We care about you! #RecoveryIsPossible #sober #recover #recovery

Outreach can be so impactful. Sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to stop, listen, and offer a hand up. A bottle of water. A resource. A conversation. A little hope. We may not change someone’s life in that moment, but we might give them a reason to believe their life can change. You never know which conversation will become someone’s turning point. Keep showing up. Keep offering hope. Keep making a difference. #StreetOutreach #FentanylProjectAZ #RecoveryIsPossible #Hope #WeDoRecover

AMERICA’S OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE FALLING. SO WHY IS ARIZONA GOING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION? Across the country, overdose deaths are declining. But here in Arizona, overdose deaths increased approximately 18% in 2025, and our overdose death rate is nearly DOUBLE the national average. Read that again. We distribute Narcan. We talk about fentanyl. We fund programs. We promote treatment. We tell people help is available. Yet more Arizonans are dying. So here’s my question: What will be different in a year? Narcan saves lives. But what happens after someone is revived? Who follows up? Who helps them get into treatment? Who makes sure they aren’t back on the same sidewalk tomorrow? Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters. But somewhere between the resources we offer and the people who desperately need them, we’re losing lives. Arizona, we need to have a serious conversation. What are we missing? #FentanylProjectAZ #OverdoseAwareness #Arizona #Fentanyl #RecoveryIsPossible

Omeless and trying to find the next step. He said he was trying to get into treatment. Unfortunately, “trying” is keeping us sick! Just enter treatment Just an AA hall Just walk into church Just reconnect with a friend Just open the Bilble Just call a sponsor Just stop for 24 hours Just find a sober living Just call home There is a list of things to do to start the process of recovery! We care about you! #RecoveryIsPossible #sober #recover #recovery

Outreach can be so impactful. Sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to stop, listen, and offer a hand up. A bottle of water. A resource. A conversation. A little hope. We may not change someone’s life in that moment, but we might give them a reason to believe their life can change. You never know which conversation will become someone’s turning point. Keep showing up. Keep offering hope. Keep making a difference. #StreetOutreach #FentanylProjectAZ #RecoveryIsPossible #Hope #WeDoRecover

AMERICA’S OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE FALLING. SO WHY IS ARIZONA GOING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION? Across the country, overdose deaths are declining. But here in Arizona, overdose deaths increased approximately 18% in 2025, and our overdose death rate is nearly DOUBLE the national average. Read that again. We distribute Narcan. We talk about fentanyl. We fund programs. We promote treatment. We tell people help is available. Yet more Arizonans are dying. So here’s my question: What will be different in a year? Narcan saves lives. But what happens after someone is revived? Who follows up? Who helps them get into treatment? Who makes sure they aren’t back on the same sidewalk tomorrow? Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters. But somewhere between the resources we offer and the people who desperately need them, we’re losing lives. Arizona, we need to have a serious conversation. What are we missing? #FentanylProjectAZ #OverdoseAwareness #Arizona #Fentanyl #RecoveryIsPossible

Omeless and trying to find the next step. He said he was trying to get into treatment. Unfortunately, “trying” is keeping us sick! Just enter treatment Just an AA hall Just walk into church Just reconnect with a friend Just open the Bilble Just call a sponsor Just stop for 24 hours Just find a sober living Just call home There is a list of things to do to start the process of recovery! We care about you! #RecoveryIsPossible #sober #recover #recovery

Outreach can be so impactful. Sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to stop, listen, and offer a hand up. A bottle of water. A resource. A conversation. A little hope. We may not change someone’s life in that moment, but we might give them a reason to believe their life can change. You never know which conversation will become someone’s turning point. Keep showing up. Keep offering hope. Keep making a difference. #StreetOutreach #FentanylProjectAZ #RecoveryIsPossible #Hope #WeDoRecover

AMERICA’S OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE FALLING. SO WHY IS ARIZONA GOING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION? Across the country, overdose deaths are declining. But here in Arizona, overdose deaths increased approximately 18% in 2025, and our overdose death rate is nearly DOUBLE the national average. Read that again. We distribute Narcan. We talk about fentanyl. We fund programs. We promote treatment. We tell people help is available. Yet more Arizonans are dying. So here’s my question: What will be different in a year? Narcan saves lives. But what happens after someone is revived? Who follows up? Who helps them get into treatment? Who makes sure they aren’t back on the same sidewalk tomorrow? Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters. But somewhere between the resources we offer and the people who desperately need them, we’re losing lives. Arizona, we need to have a serious conversation. What are we missing? #FentanylProjectAZ #OverdoseAwareness #Arizona #Fentanyl #RecoveryIsPossible

Omeless and trying to find the next step. He said he was trying to get into treatment. Unfortunately, “trying” is keeping us sick! Just enter treatment Just an AA hall Just walk into church Just reconnect with a friend Just open the Bilble Just call a sponsor Just stop for 24 hours Just find a sober living Just call home There is a list of things to do to start the process of recovery! We care about you! #RecoveryIsPossible #sober #recover #recovery

Outreach can be so impactful. Sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to stop, listen, and offer a hand up. A bottle of water. A resource. A conversation. A little hope. We may not change someone’s life in that moment, but we might give them a reason to believe their life can change. You never know which conversation will become someone’s turning point. Keep showing up. Keep offering hope. Keep making a difference. #StreetOutreach #FentanylProjectAZ #RecoveryIsPossible #Hope #WeDoRecover

AMERICA’S OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE FALLING. SO WHY IS ARIZONA GOING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION? Across the country, overdose deaths are declining. But here in Arizona, overdose deaths increased approximately 18% in 2025, and our overdose death rate is nearly DOUBLE the national average. Read that again. We distribute Narcan. We talk about fentanyl. We fund programs. We promote treatment. We tell people help is available. Yet more Arizonans are dying. So here’s my question: What will be different in a year? Narcan saves lives. But what happens after someone is revived? Who follows up? Who helps them get into treatment? Who makes sure they aren’t back on the same sidewalk tomorrow? Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters. But somewhere between the resources we offer and the people who desperately need them, we’re losing lives. Arizona, we need to have a serious conversation. What are we missing? #FentanylProjectAZ #OverdoseAwareness #Arizona #Fentanyl #RecoveryIsPossible

Omeless and trying to find the next step. He said he was trying to get into treatment. Unfortunately, “trying” is keeping us sick! Just enter treatment Just an AA hall Just walk into church Just reconnect with a friend Just open the Bilble Just call a sponsor Just stop for 24 hours Just find a sober living Just call home There is a list of things to do to start the process of recovery! We care about you! #RecoveryIsPossible #sober #recover #recovery

Outreach can be so impactful. Sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to stop, listen, and offer a hand up. A bottle of water. A resource. A conversation. A little hope. We may not change someone’s life in that moment, but we might give them a reason to believe their life can change. You never know which conversation will become someone’s turning point. Keep showing up. Keep offering hope. Keep making a difference. #StreetOutreach #FentanylProjectAZ #RecoveryIsPossible #Hope #WeDoRecover

AMERICA’S OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE FALLING. SO WHY IS ARIZONA GOING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION? Across the country, overdose deaths are declining. But here in Arizona, overdose deaths increased approximately 18% in 2025, and our overdose death rate is nearly DOUBLE the national average. Read that again. We distribute Narcan. We talk about fentanyl. We fund programs. We promote treatment. We tell people help is available. Yet more Arizonans are dying. So here’s my question: What will be different in a year? Narcan saves lives. But what happens after someone is revived? Who follows up? Who helps them get into treatment? Who makes sure they aren’t back on the same sidewalk tomorrow? Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters. But somewhere between the resources we offer and the people who desperately need them, we’re losing lives. Arizona, we need to have a serious conversation. What are we missing? #FentanylProjectAZ #OverdoseAwareness #Arizona #Fentanyl #RecoveryIsPossible

Omeless and trying to find the next step. He said he was trying to get into treatment. Unfortunately, “trying” is keeping us sick! Just enter treatment Just an AA hall Just walk into church Just reconnect with a friend Just open the Bilble Just call a sponsor Just stop for 24 hours Just find a sober living Just call home There is a list of things to do to start the process of recovery! We care about you! #RecoveryIsPossible #sober #recover #recovery

Outreach can be so impactful. Sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to stop, listen, and offer a hand up. A bottle of water. A resource. A conversation. A little hope. We may not change someone’s life in that moment, but we might give them a reason to believe their life can change. You never know which conversation will become someone’s turning point. Keep showing up. Keep offering hope. Keep making a difference. #StreetOutreach #FentanylProjectAZ #RecoveryIsPossible #Hope #WeDoRecover

AMERICA’S OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE FALLING. SO WHY IS ARIZONA GOING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION? Across the country, overdose deaths are declining. But here in Arizona, overdose deaths increased approximately 18% in 2025, and our overdose death rate is nearly DOUBLE the national average. Read that again. We distribute Narcan. We talk about fentanyl. We fund programs. We promote treatment. We tell people help is available. Yet more Arizonans are dying. So here’s my question: What will be different in a year? Narcan saves lives. But what happens after someone is revived? Who follows up? Who helps them get into treatment? Who makes sure they aren’t back on the same sidewalk tomorrow? Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters. But somewhere between the resources we offer and the people who desperately need them, we’re losing lives. Arizona, we need to have a serious conversation. What are we missing? #FentanylProjectAZ #OverdoseAwareness #Arizona #Fentanyl #RecoveryIsPossible

Omeless and trying to find the next step. He said he was trying to get into treatment. Unfortunately, “trying” is keeping us sick! Just enter treatment Just an AA hall Just walk into church Just reconnect with a friend Just open the Bilble Just call a sponsor Just stop for 24 hours Just find a sober living Just call home There is a list of things to do to start the process of recovery! We care about you! #RecoveryIsPossible #sober #recover #recovery

Outreach can be so impactful. Sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to stop, listen, and offer a hand up. A bottle of water. A resource. A conversation. A little hope. We may not change someone’s life in that moment, but we might give them a reason to believe their life can change. You never know which conversation will become someone’s turning point. Keep showing up. Keep offering hope. Keep making a difference. #StreetOutreach #FentanylProjectAZ #RecoveryIsPossible #Hope #WeDoRecover

AMERICA’S OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE FALLING. SO WHY IS ARIZONA GOING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION? Across the country, overdose deaths are declining. But here in Arizona, overdose deaths increased approximately 18% in 2025, and our overdose death rate is nearly DOUBLE the national average. Read that again. We distribute Narcan. We talk about fentanyl. We fund programs. We promote treatment. We tell people help is available. Yet more Arizonans are dying. So here’s my question: What will be different in a year? Narcan saves lives. But what happens after someone is revived? Who follows up? Who helps them get into treatment? Who makes sure they aren’t back on the same sidewalk tomorrow? Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters. But somewhere between the resources we offer and the people who desperately need them, we’re losing lives. Arizona, we need to have a serious conversation. What are we missing? #FentanylProjectAZ #OverdoseAwareness #Arizona #Fentanyl #RecoveryIsPossible

Omeless and trying to find the next step. He said he was trying to get into treatment. Unfortunately, “trying” is keeping us sick! Just enter treatment Just an AA hall Just walk into church Just reconnect with a friend Just open the Bilble Just call a sponsor Just stop for 24 hours Just find a sober living Just call home There is a list of things to do to start the process of recovery! We care about you! #RecoveryIsPossible #sober #recover #recovery

Outreach can be so impactful. Sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to stop, listen, and offer a hand up. A bottle of water. A resource. A conversation. A little hope. We may not change someone’s life in that moment, but we might give them a reason to believe their life can change. You never know which conversation will become someone’s turning point. Keep showing up. Keep offering hope. Keep making a difference. #StreetOutreach #FentanylProjectAZ #RecoveryIsPossible #Hope #WeDoRecover

AMERICA’S OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE FALLING. SO WHY IS ARIZONA GOING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION? Across the country, overdose deaths are declining. But here in Arizona, overdose deaths increased approximately 18% in 2025, and our overdose death rate is nearly DOUBLE the national average. Read that again. We distribute Narcan. We talk about fentanyl. We fund programs. We promote treatment. We tell people help is available. Yet more Arizonans are dying. So here’s my question: What will be different in a year? Narcan saves lives. But what happens after someone is revived? Who follows up? Who helps them get into treatment? Who makes sure they aren’t back on the same sidewalk tomorrow? Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters. But somewhere between the resources we offer and the people who desperately need them, we’re losing lives. Arizona, we need to have a serious conversation. What are we missing? #FentanylProjectAZ #OverdoseAwareness #Arizona #Fentanyl #RecoveryIsPossible

Omeless and trying to find the next step. He said he was trying to get into treatment. Unfortunately, “trying” is keeping us sick! Just enter treatment Just an AA hall Just walk into church Just reconnect with a friend Just open the Bilble Just call a sponsor Just stop for 24 hours Just find a sober living Just call home There is a list of things to do to start the process of recovery! We care about you! #RecoveryIsPossible #sober #recover #recovery

Outreach can be so impactful. Sometimes, all it takes is someone willing to stop, listen, and offer a hand up. A bottle of water. A resource. A conversation. A little hope. We may not change someone’s life in that moment, but we might give them a reason to believe their life can change. You never know which conversation will become someone’s turning point. Keep showing up. Keep offering hope. Keep making a difference. #StreetOutreach #FentanylProjectAZ #RecoveryIsPossible #Hope #WeDoRecover

AMERICA’S OVERDOSE DEATHS ARE FALLING. SO WHY IS ARIZONA GOING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION? Across the country, overdose deaths are declining. But here in Arizona, overdose deaths increased approximately 18% in 2025, and our overdose death rate is nearly DOUBLE the national average. Read that again. We distribute Narcan. We talk about fentanyl. We fund programs. We promote treatment. We tell people help is available. Yet more Arizonans are dying. So here’s my question: What will be different in a year? Narcan saves lives. But what happens after someone is revived? Who follows up? Who helps them get into treatment? Who makes sure they aren’t back on the same sidewalk tomorrow? Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters. But somewhere between the resources we offer and the people who desperately need them, we’re losing lives. Arizona, we need to have a serious conversation. What are we missing? #FentanylProjectAZ #OverdoseAwareness #Arizona #Fentanyl #RecoveryIsPossible

Omeless and trying to find the next step. He said he was trying to get into treatment. Unfortunately, “trying” is keeping us sick! Just enter treatment Just an AA hall Just walk into church Just reconnect with a friend Just open the Bilble Just call a sponsor Just stop for 24 hours Just find a sober living Just call home There is a list of things to do to start the process of recovery! We care about you! #RecoveryIsPossible #sober #recover #recovery