Reply to "First Nations Youth Addressing the Issues of Prescription Drug Misuse"

Originally Posted by Angela Yip: That was very powerful, thank you for sharing

CAMH’s Provincial System Support Program’s Opiate Awareness, Treatment and Education (OpiATE) project provided support to the Chiefs of Ontario (COO) for a public education campaign that highlights how youth in First Nation communities are addressing the issues of prescription drug misuse.

For more information, click here: http://www.camh.ca/en/hospital...t-Nations-Youth.aspx

Watch the 60-second public service announcement here:

Watch the eight-minute documentary here:

8/14/132:29 PM

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