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RECOVERY STORYVIDEOADDRESSING AMOTHERSSTRUGGLE WITHOPIOIDADDICTION ANDHER EXPERIENCEWITH RELAPSE,
TREATMENT,
AND STIGMA 

PROJECTNEWS

APRIL-JUNE 2022

QUARTERLY 

NEWSLETTER 

PRESCRIPTION OPIOIDS& STIMULANTSAWARENESS &
EDUCATION GRANT 

PROJECTUPDATES

This video isapproximately 7minutes long andcaptures a mothersexperience withabstinence, relapse,
Medication forOpioid Use Disorder(MOUD), and stigma

Two ways to view:

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Subscribe to ourYouTube channel

VIDEO RELEASE

MORE ONSTIGMA

Surge in opioid andfentanyl overdoses inMontana

Rising adolescentoverdoses: Call forschools to stocknaloxone

Colorado: How torespond to spike infentanyl overdoses

Offering buprenorphine 
jail may reduce rearrestand reconviction 

IN THE NEWS

 
These collaborators haveparticipated in various grantactivities including focusgroups. youth surveys, anddissemination of projectgenerated materials

 MSU EXTENSION 
COLLABORATORS (ROTA2020 GRANT)

KATELYN ANDERSON/RAVALLICOUNTY

JESSE FULBRIGHT/LIBERTY COUNTY

HILLARY MAXWELL/FORT BELKNAP

JULIE RILEY & MARY RUMPH/POWDERRIVER

MARY MILLER, PREVENTION SPECIALIST,
TOOLE COUNTY

MINI-GRANTANNOUNCEMENT

Our grant team would liketo announce a mini-grantopportunity fororganizations, agencies,
schools, local youth-
related groups, and

individuals, etc. who wishto either initiate a

youth risk behaviorprevention program or

bolster current effortsbeing undertaken. Formore information 

MINI-GRANTOPPORTUNITY

2022 TRAININGANNOUCEMENTS

Please join us as wehighlight Youth RiskyBehavior PreventionPrograms specific foryouth living on or offTribal Reservations.

WHEN: W & TR 5/18-5/19

TIME: 9:00-12:30 (BOTHDAYS)

LOCATION: THIS TRAININGWILL BE HELD ONLINEUSING THE ZOOMPLATFORM

FOR MOREINFORMATION &
REGISTRATION

 
PIIKANI LODGE HEALTHINSTITUE 
COLLABORATORS (ROTA2018 & 2020 GRANTS) 

Kim Paul, Director

Anne Racine, ProgramCoordinator

Joni Augare, Program 
Coordinator

Erika Mad Plume, CommunityOutreach

Amy Sure Chief, CommunityOutreach

PLHI is a non-profit organizationfounded and led by indigenouspeople, focusing on the needs oftribal communities. Working withina traditional Indigenous andWestern-Science context, PLHI's goalis to balance community-relevantwork with challenge-focusededucation, technical assistancetraining, and purpose-oriented jobcreation, and strive to meet theneeds of Indigenous communitiesthrough Indigenous communitysolutions

TRIBAL TOOLKITRELEASED

HHS to award $35million for youthmental health, suicideprevention

Blackfeet Nationdeclares state ofemergency over opioidoverdoses

Montana Will

 Receive 

$80M in J&J 

Opioid Settlement

IN THE NEWS

NATIONAL TAKEBACK DAY

April 30th, 2022

Find a participatingsite 

Find a year-rounddisposal site 

REQUEST AMEDICATIONDISPOSAL BAGS

Please contact PiikaniLodge Health institute torequest a toolkit