CWC Alliance was honored to join Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr for his final Statewide Opioid Task Force meeting at Georgia State University.

Since launching the Task Force in 2017, Attorney General Carr has helped bring together hundreds of public, private, and nonprofit partners while securing more than $1 billion for opioid treatment, prevention, and recovery efforts across Georgia. During the meeting, Cammie Wolf Rice shared an update on CWC’s Life Care Specialist Program and Youth Prevention Network, along with a message at the heart of our work: meaningful progress happens through partnership. We are grateful to Attorney General Carr for nine years of leadership and collaboration, and to Commissioner Kevin Tanner and Jeff Breedlove, founder of AARA, for their continued support and advocacy. For Cammie, the day also carried deep personal meaning as Christopher’s 10th heavenly birthday approached. His memory continues to inspire this mission and every effort to prevent other families from experiencing the same loss. 💜 Georgia has an opportunity to lead through prevention, education, treatment, and recovery. It will take all of us working together. YPN is supported by funding from the Georgia Opioid Crisis Abatement Trust (GOCAT). #CWCAlliance #OpioidPrevention #LifeCareSpecialist #YouthPreventionNetwork #CommunityPartnership