Naloxone Train the Trainer with Dr. Lindsay Acree
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A Joint Venture to Improve Quality of Life for Residents
The West Virginia Collegiate Recovery Network is an innovative partnership, offering peer recovery support services on eight higher education campuses. This project is supported by federal State Opioid Response funding, which originates from the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. An additional five higher education institutions collaborate with WVCRN.
The Alliance for the Economic Development of Southern West Virginia is a joint venture among West Virginia’s southern colleges and universities to better connect the educational resources and workforce training offered in southern West Virginia.
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INDIVIDUALS TRAINED AS RECOVERY ALLIES
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GROUP & INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT SESSIONS PROVIDED
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NALOXONE KITS DISTRIBUTED
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WVU Collegiate Recovery
PO Box 6201
Morgantown, West Virginia 26506
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Andrew Caryl
Eastern West Virginia CTC
316 Eastern Drive
Moorefield, West Virginia 26836
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Peer Recovery Support Specialist
Peer Recovery Support Specialist
Southern West Virginia
Community & Technical College
1601 Co Hwy 52/27,
Williamson, WV 25661
Peer Recovery Support Specialist
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The West Virginia Collegiate Recovery Network (WVCRN), Marshall University, and the West Virginia Drug Intervention Institute (WV DII) have launched a new overdose prevention initiative on West Virginia’s college and university campuses entitled, “Be The One.” The initiative is the first of its kind and will focus on opioid overdose prevention from a bystander’s perspective, encouraging students, staff, and faculty to Be The One to save a life.
Be The One to help us create a recovery-supportive campus, reduce stigma and make an impact by becoming a Recovery Ally.
Sign up for this free class or contact the CRC for more information.
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RECOVERY SCHOLARSHIPS
The mission of the Marshall University Collegiate Recovery Community (CRC) is to provide a supportive community where students in recovery, can achieve academic success. To assist more students in recovery in educational attainment, the March University CRC has several scholarship opportunities available.
Applicants must:
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be actively pursuing recovery
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be enrolled as a part-time or full-time Marshall University Student; and
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participate in the Marshall University Collegiate Recovery Community, which includes meeting once a month with a MU CRC Peer Recovery Coach, attending two CRC seminars/groups a month, and attending one special CRC event during the semester.
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