It’s time to discuss the “elephant in the community” and that is our kids are dying every day from substance abuse. More than 90% of people with a substance problem began smoking, drinking or using other drugs before age 18.
This film has real world utility for communities struggling with youth addiction.
Join us for a free community screening of Generation Found, produced by filmmakers Greg Williams and Jeff Reilly, a transformative community story about the people of Houston who are fighting to save young people from the leading cause of death of their generation: addiction.
The film is 45 minutes, please plan to join us for a panel discussion directly after the film.
Panelists include:
- Amanda Barge, LCSW, President of County Commissioners, Co-President of Opioid Commission
- Joseph Qualters, Bloomington Police, Deputy Chief
- Stacy Cary, Peer Recovery Specialist, Centerstone
- Mary Balle, PMHCNS-BC, RN, Behavioral Health CNS-Riley Physicans, Indiana University Health-Southern Indiana Physicians
- Brian McCrate, PharmD, BCPS, Clinical Pharmacist, Emergency Medicine, Indiana University Health, Bloomington Hospital
- Rachelle Gardner, Chief Operating Officer, Hope Academy
We will have resources and information available about addiction, treatment and recovery services in Bloomington.
Generation Found Website: http://generationfoundfilm.com/
Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/371705246628633/
Sponsored by:
- Purdue Extension, Monroe County
- Monroe County Health Department
- Centerstone, Bloomington
- City of Bloomington, Community and Family Resources Department
