Connected Conversations - Family Fentanyl Awareness - OP Lutheran
Event Description
Family Fentanyl Awareness
Join us for a meaningful evening of connection and conversation where we will equip families with the knowledge and tools to navigate the intersection between the fentanyl crisis and youth mental health.
Benefits of the program
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Promotes family and peer connectedness
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Increases knowledge and awareness
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Promotes effective communication skills
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Promotes healthy decision-making skills
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Strengthens support networks
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Promotes resilience and coping strategies
Details
Designed for middle school students and older, alongside their parents, the event kicks off with a complimentary family meal, followed by a guest speaker presentation. Throughout the evening, families will engage in interactive and supportive dialogues, applying insights gained during the session. Free resources will be available to attendees to further strengthen their connected conversations at home.
Designed for middle school students and older, alongside their parents, the event kicks off with a complimentary family meal, followed by a guest speaker presentation. Throughout the evening, families will engage in interactive and supportive dialogues, applying insights gained during the session. Free resources will be available to attendees to further strengthen their connected conversations at home.
Date
Wednesday, October 23, 2024
6 - 8 p.m.
Overland Park Lutheran Church - North Entrance | 7810 W 79th St, Overland Park, KS 66204
Parking access is available off Robinson and Lowell Ave.
Parking access is available off Robinson and Lowell Ave.
For questions and more information
For more information, contact Tim Kruse at Tim.Kruse@jocogov.org or Reverend Sue Tarkka at revtarkka.oplc@gmail.com