Walton County Overdose Prevention Task Force

09/03/2026

The pathway to recovery is different for everyone.

It may begin with a call for help, transportation to treatment, reconnecting with family, access to medication-assisted treatment, or the support of someone who believes recovery is possible.

There is no single path to recovery.
Every step forward is progress.

This Recovery Month, let’s replace judgment with compassion and connect Walton County residents with the support they need.

Call 844-352-7337 or visit thepathwayback.com.

09/01/2026

September is National Recovery Month!💜💚

This month, we celebrate the strength of people in recovery, the families who walk beside them, and the professionals and community partners who help make recovery possible.

Recovery is real. Help is available. And no one should have to take the first step alone. Throughout September, we will share local resources, community wins, and ways each of us can help build a stronger path to recovery in Walton County.

If you or someone you love needs support, visit https://thepathwayback.com/ or call the 24/7 peer hotline at 844-FLC-PEER.

08/31/2026

Today, on International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD)we remember the lives lost, stand with the families who carry their absence and honor every life still fighting for a pathway back. 💜

Thank you to our community for standing with us and to our community partners, local officials and committee members who helped bring Bring It to the Light to life.

If you or someone you know needs help or resources, visit thepathwayback.com or call 844-352-7337.

There is a pathway back.

08/20/2026

Community Partner Registration Is Still Open! 🌟

If your organization is part of the work happening across our community, theirs still time to join us and be part of this important evening for our community.

Together, let’s bring overdose out of the dark and into the light!

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08/11/2026

08/05/2026

August is Overdose Awareness Month.

Overdose doesn’t discriminate. It reaches across families, neighborhoods and communities, often touching lives in ways others may never see.

This month is about remembering the lives we have lost. But it is also about the people who are still here. The person struggling. The family searching for answers. The friend who wants to help but doesn’t know where to begin.

Knowing where to turn can change everything.

That’s why throughout August, we’re pointing our community to The Pathway Back.

Whether you are looking for help for yourself or someone you love, The Pathway Back connects you to recovery support and resources when you need them.

Visit thepathwayback.com.

Because remembering matters. Knowing where to turn does too.

There is a pathway back.

08/02/2026

Recovery starts with connection.

One conversation can change a life.

One connection can open the door to treatment.

When we lock arms as a community, we create a place where recovery can thrive.

If you or someone you know is struggling, support is available.

Get connected.
Call 844-352-7337 or visit thepathwayback.com

06/03/2026

Would you know what to do in an overdose emergency?

This brief tutorial from SAMHSA provides an overview of overdose recognition and response.

Knowledge saves lives.

In an overdose emergency, knowing how to respond can mean the difference between life and death. A few minutes spent learning today could help you save a life tomorrow.

For additional overdose prevention and naloxone resources visit SAMHSA.gov.

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05/14/2026

🚨 DRUG ALERT

Cychlorphine is a dangerous synthetic opioid reported to be up to 10x stronger than fentanyl and has already been identified in counterfeit pills across the United States. Officials warn these pills are being made to resemble legitimate medication making them especially dangerous and potentially deadly.

One pill can kill.

Stay aware.
Have the conversation.

For trusted overdose and substance use information visit:

➡️ SAMHSA.gov
➡️ OnePillCanKill.com
➡️ DEA.gov

There is a pathway back: thepathwayback.com