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George West Mental Health Foundation spotlights Georgia Overdose Prevention's Andy Gish

The video covers efforts to prevent overdose deaths across Georgia and a partnership with Skyland Trail, plus a reminder to call 911.

The George West Mental Health Foundation shared a video introducing Andy Gish, Executive Director of Georgia Overdose Prevention.

The video covers the group's work to prevent overdose deaths across Georgia and its partnership with Skyland Trail.

The foundation repeated the message "Don't Run. Call 911. Georgia law protects you."

From George West Mental Health Foundation· Instagram · Oct 3

“Overdose can happen to anyone. Knowing what to do can save a life. In this video, meet Andy Gish, Executive Director of Georgia Overdose Prevention. Learn about their work to prevent overdose deaths across Georgia, and their partnership with Skyland Trail. We’re proud to work alongside organizations like Georgia Overdose Prevention to provide education, resources, and tools that help our community respond to overdose. And remember: Don’t Run. Call 911. Georgia law protects you. Knowing the law and knowing how to respond can make all the difference. 💙”

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