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:
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This was very well done!
That 60 second service announcement is very very powerful and effective.
The 8 minute documentary is also very engaging...
Well done!
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:
Great Documentary!!!Very well done!
REPEATING WHATS ALREADY BEEN SAID "POWERFUL" So well done!!. Does anyone know if I can use it ? I sit on a Harm Reduction committee and we are doing a presentation and would love to open with this?
Yes! Please share. It is important to highlight the involvement of the Ontario First Nations Youth Council since this project was youth driven. They worked on developing the concept and script and some also participated by sharing their stories. Glad it touches your heart as much as mine!
For some reason, the text below seems to be missing from the announcement on this page. Please include it when sharing. Thanks!
CAMH has teamed up with the Chiefs of Ontario (COO) and the Ontario First Nations Young Peoples Council to address the harmful use of prescription opioids among First Nation youth.
Yes! Please share. It is important to highlight the involvement of the Ontario First Nations Youth Council since this project was youth driven. They worked on developing the concept and script and some also participated by sharing their stories. Glad it touches your heart as much as mine!
For some reason, the text below seems to be missing from the announcement on this page. Please include it when sharing. Thanks!
CAMH has teamed up with the Chiefs of Ontario (COO) and the Ontario First Nations Young Peoples Council to address the harmful use of prescription opioids among First Nation youth.
Thanks so very much I will!
Lovely video. I've shared it on Facebook.
Another inspiring video, thank you for sharing with us.
teresa
This is great. Thanks so much for sharing and allowing us to pass it along.