fentanyl
One pill
can kill
Welcome to the Fentanyl Free Communities coalition. A dynamic collaboration between two entities: The Fentanyl Free Communities Foundation (FFCF), a 501c3 organization and The Fentanyl Free Communities (FFC) policy board. This coalition champions the critical causes of education, awareness and advocacy in the battle against fentanyl.
Our board members are passionately involved in community outreach and educational initiatives, striving to create informed and safe fentanyl-free communities.
Meanwhile, the FFC coalition excels in shaping policy at both state and federal levels, driving legislative actions to combat the fentanyl epidemic.
Together, we work in tandem to prevent fentanyl poisoning, each focusing on our unique strengths while sharing a common mission to safeguard our communities.
Education awareness
Public policy
To address the fentanyl crisis, Fentanyl Free Communities focuses on three crucial pillars: education, awareness, and public policy. Through education, we offer comprehensive information about the dangers of fentanyl, enabling individuals to make informed choices.
By raising awareness through campaigns and media channels, we aim to enhance understanding and diminish stigma. Moreover, our active involvement in public policy empowers us to advocate for more stringent regulations, enhanced treatment access, and comprehensive harm reduction strategies.
Through these collective endeavors, our goal is to foster fentanyl-free communities and ensure a healthier, safer future for everyone.
Simple Steps That Will Make a Big Difference
Educate Yourself:
Take the time to learn about the risks and dangers of fentanyl addiction.
Stay informed through reliable sources and credible information to make informed decisions and spread accurate knowledge.
Advocate for Change:
Get involved in advocating for policy changes that address the fentanyl crisis.
Support organizations and initiatives working towards stricter regulations, increased access to treatment, and prevention strategies.
Contact your local representatives and voice your concerns about the issue.
Support Those in Need:
Offer support and compassion to individuals and families affected by fentanyl addiction.
Be a listening ear, provide resources, and encourage them to seek professional help and treatment.
Small acts of kindness can make a big difference in someone's journey to recovery.
Raise Awareness:
Use your voice to raise awareness about fentanyl addiction in your community.
Share educational resources, participate in awareness campaigns, and engage in conversations that promote understanding and prevention.
Become a sponsor!
Our Volunteers Love To Share Their Thoughts
I volunteer for FFC for two reasons:
1. A close friend lost her son to this epidemic, and I am determined to do everything I can to raise awareness and prevent such tragic losses.
2. I have two sons the same age, and I am committed to using all my resources to educate and share stories, ensuring that this crisis never devastates my family.
We are sending our boys to battle without the proper defenses; someone, please, equip them!
1. A close friend lost her son to this epidemic, and I am determined to do everything I can to raise awareness and prevent such tragic losses.
2. I have two sons the same age, and I am committed to using all my resources to educate and share stories, ensuring that this crisis never devastates my family.
We are sending our boys to battle without the proper defenses; someone, please, equip them!
It has been life changing to volunteer for Fentanyl Free Communities and fight a fight we MUST win.
Bringing awareness and education to the community will make us stronger to end this evil. I don't know anyone that hasn't been touched by this killer pill, and that's not ok.
As I stand beside grieving loved ones and survivors at these events, getting the word out is a powerful feeling that brings me tears, hope for our future and healing for our families.
We must protect the innocent. No One Fights Alone on My Watch. God Bless Us All.
Bringing awareness and education to the community will make us stronger to end this evil. I don't know anyone that hasn't been touched by this killer pill, and that's not ok.
As I stand beside grieving loved ones and survivors at these events, getting the word out is a powerful feeling that brings me tears, hope for our future and healing for our families.
We must protect the innocent. No One Fights Alone on My Watch. God Bless Us All.
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Michele Hein, Chair FFCF
Michele Hein is a powerful force in the fight against fentanyl, turning her personal tragedy into a mission to save others from the same fate.
Paul Ostrow, Chair FFC
Paul’s commitment to his community extends beyond his professional life. He is actively involved in various community initiatives and is always seeking ways to make a positive impact
