With substance use disorder
There are Multiple Pathways to Recovery
From the grassroots to the Governor’s office, Maine is coming together for those affected by the opioid epidemic. We are on a mission to save lives and strengthen communities, and we’re putting all the options on the table. Because if we want to give people a fighting chance, we need to keep them alive, safe, and supported throughout their journey of active use and recovery.
Wherever you are in your journey,
You’re Not Alone.
Meet Dustin
Meet Chantel
Meet David and Shelly
Who
Who can I turn to?
Mainers from all backgrounds have been affected by the Opioid Crisis.
What
What can I do to save a life?
Overdoses are preventable. All it takes is a little preparation.
When
When should I call 9-1-1?
When someone has an overdose, always call 9-1-1 for help. Maine’s Good Samaritan Law makes it easier, with added protections for anyone reporting an overdose. Make the call, and save their life.
Where
Where can I get help?
Maine has a far-reaching network of people who understand substance use and want to help you stay safe through harm reduction, treatment, recovery, and prevention.