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Social Media Youth Team

The Kid Advocate Podcast

Episode 11 – Storytime series with the Kid Advocate – Second Home

In this episode, SEMA’TSE Jordan talks about her experience on the importance of inclusion in foster care homes. Trigger Warning: This episode deals with serious subject matter and may be triggering. If you feel triggered, please reach out to your supports, or, if you are in B.C., call the Crisis Line at 1-866-661-3311.

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uwsvi avatar; United Way Southern Vancouver Island @uwsvi ·
31 Aug 1697280773513224480

This year's theme for #InternationalOverdoseAwarenessDay is "Recognizing those people who go unseen," acknowledging people in our communities who are affected by overdose. From grieving families to spontaneous responders, overdose impacts are far-reaching.

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31 Aug 1697375097156202743

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day. Our Place held a ceremony outside our #YYJ community centre doors today remembering family members who passed. Thank you to MP Laurel Collins and all who came to share, grieve and remember.

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31 Aug 1697271785459216641

.@OverdoseDay, observed annually on August 31, is a campaign to #EndOverdose, remember without stigma those who have died and acknowledge the grief of family and friends left behind. https://buff.ly/2KECnwi #OverdoseAware #IOAD23

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As we mark #OverdoseAwarenessDay, let's remember behind each overdose statistic is a real person with a family left behind. Many parents are among those who overdose. It's time to speak out about these hidden struggles, end stigma, and offer a helping hand to those in need. #IOAD

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If you are a young person and need support or if you are an adult with a concern about the well-being of a young person, please contact the Office of the Representative confidentially.

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