If OD Free Marin is hosting or involved in a community event, you can find it on our calendar!
In honor of breast cancer awareness month, the Marin County Cooperation Team and the Southern Marin Community Resiliency Team present Women’s Health & Wellness Day. Join us from 3 to 6:30 pm on Tuesday, October 29th for:
Our Meet & Greet is an opportunity for new members to connect with coalition partners and staff, learn about the work of our action teams, and identify ways you can get involved to help ensure a county-wide, strategic, coordinated, and collective impact approach to ending overdose in our community. Join us at Aroma Cafe on...
The Youth Action Team is led by youth (ages 11-25) and guided by adult allies seeking to reduce drug overdose through overdose prevention and harm reduction strategies and treatment referrals in Marin County. We meet via Zoom every month on the first Thursday. Action team members will receive the agenda and meeting link via email.*...
The Education & Outreach Action Team focuses on spreading awareness of the overdose crisis in the broader community. We provide naloxone training, information about prevention, overdose awareness, and more. We do this within a collective impact model as part of a coordinated response to tackle the opioid epidemic. We meet via Zoom every other month...
Join the West Marin Community Resiliency Team at the West Marin Health and Wellness Fairs! Join us for free services such as vision exams and glasses, flu shots, COVID-19 vaccines, health screenings, and more. Enjoy complimentary food and visit booths from local organizations offering valuable information and resources about wellness, mental health, housing, transportation, education,...
What is going on in the teen brain? For this community discussion we are excited to welcome Marin resident and Emmy-nominated director Tiffany Shlain to screen and discuss her 10-minute short film “The Teen Brain” which is based on the latest research on adolescence, and showcases both teens and doctors and psychologists. Tiffany will be joined by a panel of...
The Youth Action Team is led by youth (ages 11-25) and guided by adult allies seeking to reduce drug overdose through overdose prevention and harm reduction strategies and treatment referrals in Marin County. We meet via Zoom every month on the first Thursday. Action team members will receive the agenda and meeting link via email.*...
The Intervention, Treatment, and Recovery action team is focused on preventing overdose through increasing access to and availability of treatment services; boosting client, provider, and community awareness of resources, and outreach to overdose survivors. We meet via Zoom every other month on the fourth Tuesday. Action team members will receive the agenda and meeting link...
The Steering Committee comprises representatives from local agencies and organizations that participate in the coalition with engagement on individual Action Teams and implement overdose prevention activities within their services and offerings. We meet via Zoom once every other month, six times a year. Committee members will receive the agenda and meeting link via email.* *If...
The Youth Action Team is led by youth (ages 11-25) and guided by adult allies seeking to reduce drug overdose through overdose prevention and harm reduction strategies and treatment referrals in Marin County. We meet via Zoom every month on the first Thursday. Action team members will receive the agenda and meeting link via email.*...
The Education & Outreach Action Team focuses on spreading awareness of the overdose crisis in the broader community. We provide naloxone training, information about prevention, overdose awareness, and more. We do this within a collective impact model as part of a coordinated response to tackle the opioid epidemic. We meet via Zoom every other month...
Our Meet & Greet is an opportunity for new members to connect with coalition partners and staff, learn about the work of our action teams, and identify ways you can get involved to help ensure a county-wide, strategic, coordinated, and collective impact approach to ending overdose in our community.