IL HPP Rx Playbook

Strong and supportive relationships can play an important role in overall well-being. Check out our Emerging Adult guide on how to that conversation.

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National Opioid Awareness Day is an opportunity to learn about opioids, recognize the risks of misuse, and talk openly about ways to keep yourself and others safer.

Talk with your family, teammates, friends, and community. Prevention starts with conversations.

Harm reduction recognizes that people may face different circumstances and focuses on practical ways to reduce health and safety risks while connecting people with support and resources.

It’s about meeting people where they are, without judgment, and creating opportunities for healthier outcomes.

Learn more about harm reduction and how it can support individuals and communities.

⚽Kicking off the season? Protect your team by safely storing your medication with a FREE prescription bottle lock, and learn more about safe use, storage, and disposal at ilhpp.org💊

During Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re celebrating the people, cultures, and communities that help make us stronger. One way to support your community is by helping keep medications safe: use medications only as directed, store them securely, and dispose of unused medications properly.

Prevention starts with all of us.

Sometimes taking care of yourself starts with the small things. Building simple, consistent routines can create structure and give you a moment to reset.

What’s one small habit that helps you feel ready for the day?

Taking medication on the go? 💊 Store it safely with a FREE prescription bottle lock, and learn more about safe use, storage, and disposal at ilhpp.org.

During Recovery Month, we’re highlighting the importance of being prepared and knowing what resources are available in your community. Learn about naloxone (Narcan), how it can reverse an opioid overdose, and where you can access it.

Visit: https://ilhpp.org/prescription-playbook/fentanyl-awareness

Being informed is one way we can look out for one another.

Labor Day gives us a chance to recognize the contributions of workers and to remember the importance of taking intentional time to recharge.

You don’t have to earn your rest.

Every conversation, every resource shared, and every act of compassion helps create a stronger, healthier community. Together, we can continue building awareness, reducing stigma, and supporting one another.