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Obion County Prevention Coalition
This project is funded under a grant contract with The State of Tennessee Department of Mental Health
❤️Celebrating Hope: Tennessee’s Day of Hope! 💙![]()
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Today, we collaborated with UT Martin Student Health and Counseling and a host of coalitions, agencies, and individuals across Northwest TN for our inaugural Regional Day of Hope event. ![]()
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The lineup included some incredible speakers who shared powerful stories of resilience and highlighted the transformative power of hope and community in recovery. There was also a great Pastor's panel discussion with faith leaders who understand the importance of recovery in the church.![]()
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To those facing challenges with substance abuse or mental health: Believe in a brighter tomorrow. You are not alone! ![]()
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💙If you or a loved one need support, contact the TN Redline at 1-800-889-9789 or call the Statewide Crisis Line at 855-274-7471 for 24/7 assistance.![]()
Thank you to everyone involved for your dedication to spreading hope! 🫶🏾🫶🏼![]()
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#DayofHope #Community
Today is Tennessee’s #DayofHope, which is a day dedicated to providing hope to those struggling with substance abuse or mental health. ![]()
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Hope is powerful. It gives us the strength and motivation to keep moving forward and seek the help we need. To all those struggling: There is hope for a better tomorrow. You are not alone. ![]()
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If you or a loved one are dealing with substance abuse and want to learn more about confidential treatment referrals, call or text the TN Redline at 1-800-889-9789. ![]()
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If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, help is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call the Statewide Crisis Line at 855-274-7471.
Join us today at Union City Hucks from 10-12:30 as we partner with Obion County Health Department to bring essential resources and a message of hope to our community.![]()
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#DayofHope
☕️Our cup is running over! ![]()
Today is being celebrated as Tennessee’s Day of Hope. ![]()
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The inspiration for the Day of Hope comes from hearing Gov. Lee talk about HOPE on multiple occasions. He often says that the important and impactful work being done in the behavioral health field is giving hope to the hopeless. For so many people, the hope of a better tomorrow is a source of strength and motivation to continue the work to overcome the hurdles in their lives or support the needs of a loved one, friend, or neighbor. Through the collective action on Tennessee’s Day of Hope, we aim to inspire a collective sense of statewide hopefulness in the face of our state’s significant challenges in the fields of addiction and mental illness.![]()
Thank you TN Dept. of Health, Higher Ground, Vantage and Nutrition 33 for helping our community have a cup full of resources!!![]()
Please call if you are in need 1-800-889-9789![]()
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Thanks to the Obion County Public Library for throwing “Read Around The Library”! ![]()
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🦁You are a Lion! ![]()
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Got stress and worries? Try the lion pose: sit on your heels, hands on your knees, deep breath in, tongue out, and release that stress - you're a lion, hear you roar! ![]()
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Calm the beast with a deep breath and let out that roar!