Fayette County Quick Response Team

10/07/2026

❤️Community Update!❤️

We’ve restocked our naloxone vending machine at Mt. Hope Fire Department, and Mike and Sarah helped us get our vending machine filled at Walgreens in Oak Hill!

We truly appreciate everyone who donates, gives, or helps us stock these boxes. Your support helps us keep these lifesaving resources available to our community. 🙏

👉 Please take what you need and leave the rest for someone else who may need it.

If you need naloxone (Narcan) or would like naloxone training, please reach out to us:

📞 304-646-9029
📞 304-520-7307

Take what you need. Leave the rest. Save a life.

09/24/2026

09/24/2026

Come see us in Fayetteville at the courthouse.

09/23/2026

❤️ Fayette County Save a Life Day is TOMORROW! ❤️

We’re gearing up for tomorrow’s event, and we truly couldn’t do it without the incredible help and support of Fayette County FTC. Thank you for helping us prepare and for being part of something that can make such a meaningful difference in our community!

It takes all of us. Every bag we provide could contain a resource, information, or support that someone needs in a critical moment — and that could help save a life. 🫶

Thank you, Fayette County FTC, for your help today and for helping us make tomorrow possible!

If you or someone you know is in need, please come see us tomorrow at one of the locations listed for our county.

Oak Hill - Walgreens
Scarbro - Scarbro Market
Fayetteville - Court House Lawn
Mt.Hope - Fire Department
Ansted - Shell
Montgomery/ Smithers - Mobile Team

📍 Fayette County Save a Life Day
🗓️ Tomorrow | 10 AM–5 PM

You are not alone. We’re here for you. ❤️
Fayette County HealthFayette Prevention Coalition

09/16/2026

09/03/2026

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08/28/2026

💜 Recovery BBQ & Overdose Awareness Day 💜

Today at the Fayette County DRC, we had the honor of coming together to celebrate recovery, remember those we’ve lost, and serve our community. We are so incredibly thankful for everyone who came out, shared a meal, shared a smile, and helped make today so special. 🫶

We hope your bellies and hearts are full, because ours certainly are. 💜💜💜

Special thanks to Tommy Ewing, Charles Briscoe and Judge Fox for stopping by.

Overdose Awareness isn’t just one day — we celebrate, remember, and raise awareness all month long. Join us by wearing purple, decorating your home or business in purple, and helping spread the message that no one fights alone.

Today, we celebrate every person in recovery.
Today, we remember every life lost.
Today, we stand with every family, friend, and loved one affected by addiction and overdose.

No one fights alone. We remember. We recover. We carry hope forward. 💜

Thank you to everyone who helped make today possible and to everyone who continues to show up for our community. We are grateful for each and every one of you. 💜

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