Now is the time to act: Stop the Addiction Fatality Epidemic!
Over 100,000 Americans lose their lives to overdoses each year.
To overcome the addiction epidemic, it requires our collective action. That’s why SAFE Project works collaboratively to bring solutions to communities, campuses, workplaces, and active-duty service members, veterans, and their families. Please help SAFE Project end addiction by turning hope into action.
Be Prepared With Naloxone
Empower yourself to make a difference. Find naloxone in your community and be prepared to save a life.
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From Risk to Resilience: Prevention Strategies for Substance Use Disorder and Mental Wellness
As overdose deaths increasingly impact people in long-term recovery, siloed approaches are no longer sufficient. This conversation centers on the practical and philosophical intersections between harm reduction and recovery, and how connecting these approaches can lead to more inclusive, effective, and compassionate systems of care.
October 22, 2025 12:00pm – 1:00pm
Resources & News
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Good Samaritan Laws: State-By-State Analysis
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Fall Into Action with SAFE Project and HealthCode
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Back to School
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LJ Winnefeld: Marine Corps Marathon Training Fundraiser
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Addiction & Mental Health Resources for the LGBTQ+ Community
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Chris Lalevee: Building a Stronger Future for Operating Engineers
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Last Call for Change: A Food Service Veteran’s Journey to Recovery
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Youth VOICE Council Spotlight: Aubrey
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Virtual Veterans All-Recovery Weekly Meetings
The Veterans Virtual Group meets weekly on Tuesday from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m eastern. The group is a nationwide virtual peer-support opportunity to meet with peers and enjoy comradery in a safe space so that you can share your recovery journey. Participants meet to address challenges, share in successes, and provide each other valuable resources.
October 7, 2025 6:00pm – 7:00pm
Supporting SAFE Project
Walking Across America:
Andy Kaucic
Marine Corps. Marathon:
LJ Winnefeld
SAFE Project combats the epidemic in four groups:
Recent Podcast Appearance: More Than Life
100,000+
Americans lost to overdoses each year
2x
Veterans are twice as likely to die from an accidental overdose
<10%
Incarcerated citizens who have access to treatment and recovery services
1 in 3
College students who report dealing with a mental illness