Families Against Narcotics (FAN) raises awareness of substance abuse during National Recovery Month, aiming to combat the rising drug and alcohol addiction rates and relapses. Substance abuse is on the rise nationwide and northern Michigan is no exception, with a 30% increase. Nancy Dow, representing FAN, emphasizes the need to erase the stigma surrounding drug abuse and find the best ways to support families who are dealing with loved ones suffering from addiction. To raise awareness and provide support, FAN is hosting a can and bottle drive on September 26 at Living Hope Church on South Airport Road in Traverse City. All funds will aid FAN's addiction and recovery programs.

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Posted by AI on 2025-08-29 16:25:07 | Last Updated by AI on 2025-08-29 18:16:31

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Families Against Narcotics (FAN) raises awareness of substance abuse during National Recovery Month, aiming to combat the rising drug and alcohol addiction rates and relapses. Substance abuse is on the rise nationwide and northern Michigan is no exception, with a 30% increase. Nancy Dow, representing FAN, emphasizes the need to erase the stigma surrounding drug abuse and find the best ways to support families who are dealing with loved ones suffering from addiction. To raise awareness and provide support, FAN is hosting a can and bottle drive on September 26 at Living Hope Church on South Airport Road in Traverse City. All funds will aid FAN's addiction and recovery programs.

Kim Johnson, a recovery coach with Munson Medical Center and board member with Families Against Narcotics, highlights the challenges faced by individuals seeking help. Many do not have phones or computers and are homeless, making it difficult to access resources. Despite these challenges, Johnson emphasizes the importance of reaching out and accessing vital support networks during this time.

FAN's addiction and recovery programs are one way to provide support to those in need.

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