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If you or a loved one is experiencing a crisis, please call True North Wellness Services at (717) 637-7633.
For information regarding specific questions related to True North Wellness Emergency Crisis Support Services, please call (717) 632-4900 ext. 2448.
See our Testimonials page for videos and stories from those who are successfully in recovery.
The PA Department of Drug and Alcohol can help you find a treatment provider or find funding for addiction treatment.
The Starting Point Group of AA is still meeting in McConnellsburg on Wednesday nights at 7:00 pm at the Community Center.
Precautionary measures are taken to reduce the transmission of COVID-19, including sanitizing the room, entries, door handles, readings, etc. Chairs are also placed 6 feet apart in compliance with CDC recommendations for social distancing.
In 2019, the Commonwealth Prevention Alliance (CPA) along with the PA Stop initiative set out to profile real stories of struggle, substance abuse, recovery and survival from the front lines of the opiate epidemic in Pennsylvania. Starting with Westmoreland County in the summer of 2019, this series of short films hopes to show that there are people and stories out there that speak to the nature of our 2019 message: “Anyone Can Make The Difference. Anyone.”
If you are concerned that a loved one is at risk for overdosing on prescription pain medication, heroin or other opioids this training is for you. Training Participants will learn:
Registration is required for the training and spaces are limited. To register please call the Fulton County Family Partnership at 717-485-6767 ext. 222.
Project S.A.A.F.E. (Sustain an Abuse Free Environment) was formed in 2015 after concerns arose about the impact of opioids on the community of Fulton County. The vision for Project S.A.A.F.E. is to promote education, treatment, and recovery of drug and alcohol misuse to build a safe Fulton County Community
The coalition holds monthly meetings (1st Wednesday of every month) at the Fulton County Medical Center.
The Project S.A.A.F.E. Three Year Strategic Plan was developed using the ideas and suggestions that were generated from the Project S.A.A.F.E. 2017 strategic planning workshop, and goals were created by the coalition’s leadership. Goals of the strategic plan are listed below.
In 2020 the Fulton County Family Partnership undertook an extensive project to identify and implement ways to stem the scourge of substance addiction (and particularly opiate addiction) in Fulton County. This effort included a broad-based community survey as well as creation of a strategy document, Addressing the OUD/SUD Crisis in Fulton County through Strategic Marketing. Information about the results of the community survey and the strategies recommended may be found on the FCFP Plans and Studies page.
A Certified Recovery Specialist (CRS) serves as a role model, mentor, advocate, and motivator to Fulton County residents struggling with addiction. Through lived experience in addiction and recovery, a CRS can offer free peer support throughout all stages of the recovery process to help promote long-term recovery. CRS's are individuals like you who are living their own recovery one day at a time. They are willing to share their own personal experience, strength, and hope to help you discover that recovery is possible.
If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction and looking for help, please feel free to reach out to our Certified Recovery Specialist, at 717-375-5798 for assistance. The FCFP Referral Form for Certified Recovery Specialist (CRS) services can be found at the link below-
https://fcfpinc.org/media/program_files/CRS_Referral.doc
If you are interested in joining Project S.A.A.F.E. or would like additional information or resources, please contact Beth Bryant at (717) 485-6767 ext. 224 or bbryant@fcfpinc.org