STOP Overdose Deaths

Meet the Spring ‘26 cohort of overdose rescue trainers! Join us to help save lives!

This last week ACT watched “All the Beauty and the Bloodshed” by Laura Poitras and Nan Goldin. We really enjoyed this watch, and it was a great piece of media to strengthen our knowledge of the opioid crisis.

What did you think? Have you watched this? Have you heard of Nan Goldin, Purdue Pharma, or the Sackler family? Let us know in the comments!
-
-
-

Just finished up our Russ Mauby service day! It was a blast! We made a meaningful change right here in Detroit, cleaning up rouge park and working at D Town Farm. We loved working together with Friends of Rouge Park and l other Americorps programs to make a difference!

In honor of National Prevention Week here is what our team has to say about what prevention means to them. Let us know what prevention means to you in the comments!

Happy national prevention week! This week we promote prevention efforts from communities all across the countries, including the ACT program here in Detroit! Stay tuned this week for more posts!

STOP’s impact in April! Visit the link in our bio to get trained or inquire about our Naloxbox program! Also, congrats to all of the 2026 grads!

STOP’s impact in January! Visit the link in our bio to get trained or inquire about our Naloxbox program! Also, congratulations to all of the 2026 grads!

This Minority Health Month, we’re recognizing the real impact of health disparities in underserved communities and doing something about it.

Through ACT overdose training, we’re bringing life-saving knowledge, resources, and naloxone directly to the community because access shouldn’t be a privilege.

Every conversation, every training, every share matters. How do we turn awareness into action this Minority Heath Month?

Awareness is powerful, but action is what saves lives. 💛
This Minority Health Month, we’re recognizing the real impact of health disparities in underserved communities and doing something about it.
Through ACT overdose training, we’re bringing life-saving knowledge, resources, and naloxone directly to the community because access shouldn’t be a privilege.
Every conversation, every training, every share matters.
How do we turn awareness into action this Minority Health Month?
CommunityCare AmeriCorps