Heroin Awareness Night at Maine-Endwell
Thank you for attending this important meeting.
In the last 10 years...
Heroin addiction has increased 100%
Heroin-related deaths are up over 250%
Property crime and human trafficking follow.
No one is immune!
Heroin addiction is striking men & women, all ages, all races, and all income levels.
On Wednesday, February 24, 2016, nearly 150 people came together in the Maine-Endwell Middle School auditorium to talk about the Heroin Epidemic.
Heroin addiction has increased 100%
Heroin-related deaths are up over 250%
Property crime and human trafficking follow.
No one is immune!
Heroin addiction is striking men & women, all ages, all races, and all income levels.
On Wednesday, February 24, 2016, nearly 150 people came together in the Maine-Endwell Middle School auditorium to talk about the Heroin Epidemic.
Panelists Include:
Jason Van Fossen - M-E Superintendent
Panelists Included:
Captain Garey - NY State Police
Detective Brian Kittle - BC Sheriff
Carmela Pirich - Addiction Control of Broome County ACBC
John Barry - Southern Tier AIDS Executive Director
Penny Stringfield - Parent
Caitlyn G. - In Recovery
Jason Van Fossen - M-E Superintendent
Panelists Included:
Captain Garey - NY State Police
Detective Brian Kittle - BC Sheriff
Carmela Pirich - Addiction Control of Broome County ACBC
John Barry - Southern Tier AIDS Executive Director
Penny Stringfield - Parent
Caitlyn G. - In Recovery
Thank You to our Sponsors:
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Special thanks to M-E Superintendend Jason Van Fossen, Lourdes Youth Services Jill Alford-Hammitt, an M_E Communications Brenda Potsko, for helping me organize this important event. Each one of them added insights, expertise, and resources that were crucial to the success of this event. We hope to do something similar but different again next year.