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Ep. 43 – Going Door to Door in Butler County: Jennifer Mason, Fort Hamilton Hospital
Ep. 43 – Going Door to Door in Butler County: Jennifer Mason, Fort Hamilton Hospital
Ep. 43 – Going Door to Door in Butler County: Jennifer Mason, Fort Hamilton Hospital
Tuesday 1st November 2016
Jennifer Mason discusses her fight against opioid addiction in Butler County, Ohio, and the creation of Fort's Opiate Recovery Task Force.
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Get the buttons here!Jennifer Mason's Mission: Battling Opioid Addiction in Butler County
Addiction is the same wherever you go, and I would encourage anyone to get involved. This model isn't necessarily too hard to form something after.
Jennifer Mason has been on the front lines of the opioid crisis in Butler County, Ohio since 2015. As the EMS Coordinator at Fort Hamilton Hospital and the Founder of Fort’s Opiate Recovery Task Force (FORT), Jennifer has dedicated herself to making a difference in her community. This episode of the Cover 2 Resources podcast delves into her tireless efforts and innovative programs designed to combat addiction.
One of the standout initiatives she discusses is the Golden Ticket Program, which offers support and resources to individuals who come into the hospital's ER for overdose treatment. Jennifer's motivation is deeply personal, rooted in her own family's struggle with addiction. Through heartfelt anecdotes and practical advice, she shares how community outreach and education have been pivotal in connecting with those in need. Jennifer also stresses the importance of data collection to measure the effectiveness of these programs.
Her story is not just one of struggle but of hope and actionable change. By highlighting her journey, Jennifer aims to inspire other communities to adopt similar strategies in their fight against the opioid epidemic.