Speakup About Drugs

09/04/2026

Some Good news !

This week, on Overdose Awareness Day, HHS has awarded $77 million to strengthen behavioral health services nationwide.

The funding, granted through SAMHSA, will support substance use prevention, treatment and recovery, community mental health, su***de prevention, and crisis services — helping states, tribes, and communities connect more Americans with the support they need.

08/26/2026

In our eyes, Benton County Specialty Courts-Arkansas IS famous ~ they do life-changing, lifesaving work and we are grateful for the for the tremendous support they offer clients in our community.

08/21/2026

If you are looking for a positive community to help improve your wellbeing, click below to join us in the ap! You can respond to posts and also post your own, positive vibe, content! You can also stay connected to others here once you leave your treatment or sober living program in our Connections space. The ap is being filled with positive and motivating content, resources and is a great way to be in community with people who will support your wellbeing journey!

08/20/2026

Together we CAN save lives ~

08/19/2026

Preparing safe, supportive transitional housing and practical services in Northwest Arkansas.

08/16/2026

‼️ ALERT ‼️ Fayetteville, AR

Fayetteville police are warning residents that contaminated fentanyl may be circulating in the community after a recent spike in suspected overdose calls. See link below ⬇️

📸 Provided by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency

08/11/2026

This National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day August 21 and everyday, we need to ask harder questions.

How did we get here?
Why, after hundreds of thousands of fentanyl poisoning deaths, does the response still move like this is ordinary?
Why are families still left waiting for urgency, accountability, and action?
How many more lives must be lost before this crisis is treated like the national emergency it is?

August 21 is not just a day of remembrance. It is a call to speak louder, demand more, and refuse to accept silence, delay, or half-measures.

For every family carrying unimaginable grief, and for every life still at risk, we must keep pushing. Because there is no extra time.

Ask harder questions. Demand stronger action. Save lives.