QRT Huntington

UPDATE: From the bottom of our hearts we’d like to thank One by One Animal Advocates thanks to a grant from the Pallottine Foundation for helping our client and getting his very loved cat to a safe place.

Animal owners face a huge barrier when going into treatment….who will care for their beloved animal? We have a client needing treatment who has an adult cat that needs a foster home for 1 week. Only 7 days! He will not do well with other animals and is unvaccinated and not fixed. Please, if you or anyone you know would be interested in helping us foster this cat, please call 3045268541

"Saving lives is not government waste"-Connie Priddy, Program Coordinator

MSNBC’s Morning Joe featured the critical work being done across the country to fight the opioid crisis, and we are proud that the Huntington Quick Response Team (QRT) was part of the conversation.

In the segment, health experts warn that progress in communities like ours is at risk if federal support is cut. Here in Huntington, we have seen firsthand how outreach, compassion, and quick response save lives. Our model works, but we cannot do it alone.

Watch the full clip here: https://www.msnbc.com/morning-joe/watch/-people-will-start-dying-again-health-officials-warn-trump-s-cuts-could-undo-progress-on-opioid-crisis-240533061954

Let’s keep fighting for the resources and support our communities need. Lives depend on it.

‘People will start dying again’: Health officials fear Trump’s cuts could undo progress on opioid crisis NBC’s Morgan Radford reports from Huntington, West Virginia — once known as “ground zero” for the opioid crisis — where overdose deaths have dropped more than 70% from their peak. But with the Trump administration proposing over $6 billion in cuts to agencies that fund lifesaving tools lik...

❤️ We are so pleased and proud to have these wonderful ladies! Please join us in congratulating them in all their accomplishments!

Today, the Cabell County Commission recognized Sue Howland and Connie Priddy at their meeting. Sue Howland serves as a peer recovery coach for the Cabell County Quick Response Team (QRT) and was recently honored as a WSAZ Hometown Hero. Connie Priddy is the Director of QRT and was recognized for receiving the Police Assisted Addiction and Recovery Initiative (PAARI) Award. The Commissioners thank these ladies for their service to Cabell County and how they have dedicated themselves to changing lives for those struggling with addiction.

THE OWNER HAS BEEN FOUND!

Has any one lost two dogs? They were found running around the curve of 20th st. Hill by CCEMS St. 9. One has a blue collar but no address of owner! Please share and let us know!

Our very own Program Coordinator, Connie Priddy, presented about the Huntington QRT at the 2024 WV 988 & CIT Summit in Charleston, WV this week! We are so proud of all that has been accomplished and in all the ways we will collaborate and save lives in the future! Thank you for having us!

Hey all!
Unfortunately, we had a few small problems with our previously published survey. So, we will try again!
Please fill out the very quick 5 question survey (follow the link below) and then text/call (304) 526-8541 or message our Facebook with your Full Name, Date of Birth and let us know you completed our survey!
****This is for Quick Response Team clients only****

All information is confidential. Huntington Quick Response team adheres to all HIPPA rules and regulations.

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The crew is ready to work! A Special thank you to our hairstylists for making our clients feel like themselves again and to the A.D Lewis Community Center for letting us host our event and their wonderful community center!

COME SEE US TODAY! A. D. Lewis Center, Huntington, WV!

Join us for National HIV testing day this Thursday June 27th from 9am-2pm at the A. D. Lewis Center!
We are offering free services and testing to all!

Join us for National HIV testing day this Thursday June 27th from 9am-2pm at the A. D. Lewis Center!
We are offering free services and testing to all!

Come see us today! 1133 20th St in Huntington!

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Local Locations: Huntington Police Department, 20th Street EMS (Station 9) and Washington AVE EMS (Station 6)

We would like to congratulate our very own Larrecsa Barker on winning the 2024 Marshall University’s Women of Color award! We are so incredibly proud of all of her accomplishments and of her perseverance. She inspires all of us daily and contributes to our community in so many ways.
We love you Larrecsa!