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Awareness, Education, Prevention & Remembrance
Make a meaningful impact by supporting M-COPE’s events, outreach, and community programs. Volunteers play a vital role in everything from setting up The Texas Memorial Walkway™ to helping at educational events and distributing life-saving resources like Narcan® and Deterra®.
Your donations help us provide vital resources and education to prevent overdoses, while also supporting The Texas Memorial Walkway™—a powerful tribute that helps break the stigma surrounding substance use disorder and its impact on families.
Stay informed and get involved. Check out our upcoming events and join us in making a lasting difference. Each event is an opportunity to support the cause, connect with others, and help create positive change in your community.
Our mission at M-COPE is to collaborate with individuals, communities, schools and organizations to raise awareness about substance use disorder and the alarming rise in overdose and drug related deaths in Montgomery County, Texas and surrounding areas. Our efforts are grounded in four key pillars: education, awareness, prevention, and remembrance. Through this approach, we shine a light on the growing drug crisis, work to end the stigma surrounding substance use, and advocate for those currently in need of support—as well as for those who can no longer speak for themselves.
Without the support of these businesses and organizations, The Texas Memorial Walkway™ would not be possible.
Stay connected with M-COPE through impactful events that raise awareness, educate about overdose, and support those affected by substance use disorder. From annual awareness events and Narcan® training to school and community presentations, each event is a chance to learn, advocate, and take action. Explore upcoming events and consider hosting one or volunteering to help make a difference.
We were honored to spend time with the senior boys from an NCR group in The Woodlands as they focused on their topic of “making good decisions”.
Kim Robbins shared about M-COPE and Stephen’s story, while Greyson Nachimson, from Teen and Family Services, shared his powerful story of recovery from teenage addiction. He also talked about how to use Narcan (Naloxone) and, most importantly, why carrying it can make a difference.
We were happy to provide more than 35 boxes of Narcan - one to carry now and a 2nd to add to their first-aid kits when they head off to college next fall.
These are very important conversations and our hope is that each student left knowing that Narcan is something worth caring, lives are worth protecting, and asking for help is ALWAYS okay.
If you would like to bring this presentation to your group, please reach out to us at info@mcope.org
We were joined by 20 of The Texas Memorial Walkway Angels: Alex Meraz, Cameron Akhter, Carly Hale, Ethan Griffin, Grace Sanders, Grant Blodgett, Jacquelynn Borel, James Ropp, John Reis, Joey Cates, Josh Posey, Joshua Gillihan, Kaitlyn Vallery, Kalin Buck, Miranda Diaz, Ryan Bielitz, Shana Langston, Skyy Kennedy, Stephen Welsh and Xavier Tobin.
Photos from Gail Brettmann's post
A dangerous drug - Cychlorphine - is impacting the Austin area and it’s as much as 10x stronger than Fentanyl. If you have a loved one in Austin please make sure they have Narcan (Naloxone) available. You never know when it could save a life.
If you need Narcan, M-COPE can share several locations that we stock in Montgomery County where it is available free to the community.
We also provide free overdose awareness and Narcan education for groups. If your group would like to be educated and go home with free Narcan, please reach out to us at info@mcope.org to set up a presentation.
Learn how to use it. Be prepared to save a life.
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