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Meet OD Free Marin’s High School Interns

ByOD Free Marin

OD Free Marin is excited to welcome three high school interns who are bringing fresh perspectives, enthusiasm, and a commitment to overdose prevention in Marin County. Through their internships, they’ll support community outreach, education, and youth-led projects while gaining hands-on experience in public health.

Meet our new interns:

Ashwin Limeta, a senior at San Marin High School, is excited to learn more about local overdose prevention efforts and substance use issues. He’s especially looking forward to getting more young people involved in OD Free Marin’s Youth Action Team.

Grace Davidson, a senior at Marin Academy, is eager to spread awareness and educate community members about how to prevent overdoses.

Christopher Matul-Perez, a senior at San Rafael High School, looks forward to contributing to OD Free Marin’s community partnerships and helping expand access to lifesaving overdose prevention resources.

We’re thrilled to have Ashwin, Grace, and Christopher on board and look forward to supporting their growth while learning from their ideas and perspectives. Please join us in welcoming them to OD Free Marin!

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Ashwin
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Christopher
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Grace

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