The Opioid Drug Crisis
Drug use for today’s Americans has become essentially a threat to those expecting a night of
fun.
As many experiment using recreational drugs, some escape the dangerous effects it has
but unfortunately, some never make it to see another day!
The National Center for
The CDC 2022, health statistics indicate there were an estimated 107,622 drug overdose deaths in the United
States during 2021, an increase of nearly 15% from the 93,655 deaths estimated in 2020.
The 2021 increase was half of what it was a year ago when overdose deaths rose 30% from 2019 to
2020, and as of today the number continues to rise.
On October 9, 2019, we received a call that a parent
never wants to experience.
My middle son
Joseph Michael Travieso overdosed on his 27 birthday
in his home. After receiving the medical examiner’s report, a small trace of the synthetic drug “Fentanyl” was found in his system which ended his life.
In his memory, we will continue to spread awareness about this deadly drug to help Save a LIFE!!
Naloxone Dispense Program Available 2023
Delivering safety kits making them accessible to all families in times of emergency.
Joseph M. Travieso 10/9/1992 ~10/9/2019
Honoring His Memory
Drug Awareness Youth Program Available 2023
Children's safety course about drugs
Grieving Program For Children Available 2023
This program focuses on children’s grieving process after the loss of a parent, sibling, close family member, or Pet.
Group sessions allow each child to speak about their emotions and fears. Our Licensed therapist will
help create supportive skills that enhance activities to talk freely about their thoughts, using simple words to talk about death. Groups include;
- Listening and comfort.
- Put feelings into words.
- Telling your child what to expect.
- Explaining events that will happen.
- Giving your child a role.
- Helping your child remember the person.
- sharing group sessions with another child.
Children who experience a loss are at a higher risk for many negative
outcomes, which can include mental issues due to trauma or loneliness. If you would like to be a part of this course contact us today for more Info!
National Fentanyl awareness day
National Fentanyl Awareness Day
Governor and First Lady Youngkin shared a discussion with VA Moms who loss their loved one to the deadly synthetic opioid drug "Fentanyl".
On August 26, every Angel will be honored on this day.
VA Mom's
Panel Discussion Richmond VA YMCA
Bully Awareness
Bringing Children Together
Expressing the important differences children may have and how to be kind to one another!
Creating fun events, and activities to make all Children SMILE!
Supporting Anti Bullying
School Bullying has been the number one cause reported by students, parents, and teachers. Today the categories of BULLYING continue to grow,
- Physical bullying
- Verbal bullying
- Relational bullying
- Cyberbullying
- Sexual bullying
- Racial bullying
To name a few! With the statistical numbers continuing to increase, it can be difficult to stop this horrible situation. Therefore, it's important to spread awareness to resolve the problem by creating supportive information that will help society understand the issue better.
Bullying can cause resentment
therefore, making a difference in the lives of those children that need compassion is a part of our mission too. Helping each child build strong secure feelings by encouraging them to love themselves because every child should always have joy regardless of their Special Needs!
At SJH we will continue creating safer, activities, workshop programs, books & literature materials, while collaborating with other nonprofits to help all individuals have a happier life.
BULLY Motivational Magazine
We’ve successfully created a publication for individuals to release life's challenges that have become a BULLY!
The testimonies in each issue have helped others overcome past painful life experiences.
At Bully Magazine we believe expressing your TRUTH will help break the stigma of Fear!
Engaging in a healthy conversation can comfort the emotions that individuals have a challenging time letting go of.
Review our website for more info!
www.bullymotivationalmagazine2020.com