New Bridge Medical Center Vaccination Annex (White Tents next to main building) 230 East Ridgewood Avenue, Paramus
Bergen New Bridge Medical Center hosts a commemorative event for the lives lost to overdose that features the Black Poster Project's powerfu...
New Bridge Medical Center Vaccination Annex (White Tents next to main building) 230 East Ridgewood Avenue, Paramus
Thank you Kearny HS inviting us to speak alongside The Black Poster Project during the day to students and at night to the community! Our speakers shared about their stories of recovery, strength, and hope.
Through speaking honestly and openly about our stories of addiction where we were at their age, we hope to open the door to more conversation surrounding the topic and our mental health struggles that led us there.
Parent members who lost their children to overdose related deaths shared their stories during the evening event - they shared warning signs and things they wish they would have known when their child was struggling.
Thank you Chris D, Rob, Chris M, and parent members Bill and Betty! ❤🌎
A big shout out to last night's presentation over at Pascack Hills High School! Thank you to all who came to listen and learn. It's all about showing up - if everybody continues to show up we can develop valuable communications and connections with each other!
Sending a HUGE thank you to Brick Memorial High School for hosting The Black Poster Project. So many showed up to the silent memorial in honor of lives lost to addiction. Thank you to our Brick Chapter Coordinator, Cheyenne, for helping this event be as big and powerful as possible.
With speakers ranging from Town Officials to Dee of The Black Poster Project to Carol Morris, AinR™️ Parent Member, who lost 5 children to overdose/addiction related deaths. Cheyenne, as well as other members from our Brick Chapter, spoke alongside the hundreds of posters with passion and purpose to end this terrible addiction epidemic.
On September 18th, 2022, we all gathered at Tallman Beach and Pool Club in Sparkill, NY, to celebrate how much SOBRIETY ROCKS ON THE HUDSON! This annual event could not have gone better.
It was a fun filled day with speakers, music, food, resources, and lots of CONNECTIONS!
Check out the pictures and video below!
Recovery Day 2022 partners:
On Overdose Awareness Day 2022, AinR™ partnered with:
Thank you to Kelsey Nobile from the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office for capturing the photos/videos below!
Our 2022 Walk to Remember Event focused on Addiction Awareness AND Recovery. It featured a multitude of interactive displays and stations. Featured The Poster Project: An impactful display of over 400 people who have lost their lives to overdoses and addictions.
This event would not have been possible without the help of the Westwood Community and so many others involved.
A special thank you to Captured by Raf for the event photography.
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