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Get Naloxone

to Save Someone from
an Opioid Overdose

Map to Get

Opioid Use Treatment

Overdose Risks

Mixing drugs, including Fentanyl

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For medical emergencies, call 911

For mental health emergencies, call or text 988

For opioid medication treatment, click here

Recovery

Recovery is Possible. The Chance to Change Your Life.

Recovery benefits everyone – families, friends, neighbors, and the person who gets into recovery. It is a reality for thousands of New Mexicans of all ages, ethnic backgrounds, and economic and social classes. We must accord dignity to people with opioid substance use and recognize that there is no one path to recovery.

 “Recovery is for Everyone: Every Person, Every Family, Every Community.”

– Faces and Voices of Recovery

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Learn more about New Mexico’s mental health services and celebrate the gains made by those in recovery. The key message at hand? People can and do recover.

To hear positive and hopeful recovery stories from New Mexicans, visit the State of New Mexico Network of Care site.

To hear more inspirational success stories:

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New Mexico Office of Peer Recovery and Engagement

New Mexico’s Office of Peer Recovery and Engagement provide formalized peer support and practical assistance to people who have or are receiving services to help regain control over their lives in their own unique recovery process. Through wisdom from their own lived experience, they inspire hope and belief that recovery is possible. Through a collaborative peer process, information sharing promotes choice, self-determination and opportunities for the fulfillment of socially valued roles and connection to their communities.

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