Coalition RX

Research has linked frequent use of high-potency cannabis products with a higher risk of psychosis. In a multicity study published in The Lancet Psychiatry, daily use of high-potency cannabis was associated with approximately five times the odds of experiencing a first episode of psychosis compared with never using cannabis.

This is especially concerning for young people and for those with a personal or family history of mental-health conditions.

At Coalition Rx, our mission is to reduce drug misuse through awareness, education, and advocacy. Knowing what’s actually in the products people use is where prevention begins.

A new opioid, about 10 times more potent than fentanyl, has been found in counterfeit pills. Fentanyl test strips can’t detect it. 💊

If a pill didn’t come from a pharmacy, it isn’t safe. Talk to your kids, keep Narcan at home, and learn more by joining our monthly newsletter at corlationrx.org. ❤

The best protection is a prepared family. That’s why we’re offering our WRAP class on October 7 from 7–8 p.m. at Morning Star Lutheran Church, located at 331 S. 85th Ave. in Omaha, NE. You’ll leave with knowledge you can use at home.

Bring a friend, a fellow parent, or a colleague. ❤

This Native American Month, we honor the rich history, culture, and resilience of Indigenous communities.

At Coalition Rx, we recognize that creating a healthier future means standing with all members of our community. Indigenous traditions have long emphasized holistic health, connection, and community care.

We are committed to supporting these values by providing substance misuse prevention resources, education, and advocacy that empower families and heal communities from the inside out.

Today and every day, let’s work together to build a safer, healthier, and more resilient environment for everyone. 🌲✨

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🎃Candy Safety is coming! 🍬
We are excited to share that the Creighton Child Safety Center will be joining us at our Candy Safety event!

Come learn how to keep trick-or-treating fun and safe for your little ones, with tips from the experts and resources to take home.

Salvation Army Omaha North Corps
2401 Manderson St, Omaha, NE 68111
October 9th from 4pm-8pm

Bring the kids, bring a friend, and help us spread the word with a 👍 or a 💛

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Before our classes even begin, there's a lot happening behind the scenes! 👀Here is Emily, one of our facilitators, sorting tote bags and packing activity kits to make sure every session is ready to go. From board games to craft supplies (and the trusty wagon that hauls it all), this is the prep work that helps our classes run smoothly. ❤

Recovery looks different for everyone, and it's stronger with community. ❤
Join us this October:

✨WRAP Classes starting October 7, 7-8pm
Morning Star Lutheran Church, 331 S 85TH Ave.
Build a personal toolbox for your wellness. Question? Call 402-554-6096.

🎃 Candy Safety
October 9, 4-8PM
Salvation Army Omaha North Corps, 2401 Manderson St
Treats, games, and safety for the whole family. Free and open to everyone!

Need support or resources? Visit colitionx.org. You're not alone.

✨Ready to take control of your well-being? Join our upcoming WRAP class! ✨
Wellness isn’t a one-size-fits-all journey! It’s about finding what works for you.

Coalition Rx is hosting a Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) course designed to give you the tools, clarity, and community support to transform your daily life.

What you’ll learn to do:
✅Identify and manage unwanted or troubling feelings and behaviors.
✅ Empower your choices to live exactly how you want to live.
✅Enhance your daily quality of life.
✅Set and achieve your personal dreams and goals.
📆When: Starting October 7th | 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
📍Where: Morning Star Lutheran Church (Star of Hope), 331 S 85th Ave, Omaha, NE

Take the first step toward a more satisfying, enriched life. We can't wait to see you there! ❤

As students head back to school and social events, remember these important safety tips from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA):

• Never leave your drink unattended. Only accept drinks you open or order yourself. 🍵
• If you think someone may have overdosed, call 911 immediately and provide accurate details about what happened. 📱

• Peer pressure can be difficult, but saying “no” doesn’t have to be stressful. Try: “No thanks,” “I’m not comfortable with that,” or “I’m good.” 🙅

Looking out for yourself and your friends can save a life. Share this reminder with a student, parent, or educator.

Safety tips adapted from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). This post is for educational purposes and does not imply endorsement by the DEA.

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Reposting this so you don’t forget about this fun and useful event! Come for the food, stay for the learning, and enjoy a great time with us!
Free and open to everyone! 🎉
Bring your friends and family! 👪