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International Overdose Awareness Day, held every year on August 31 since 2001, is an event to remember those who have died from fatal drug overdoses. On this day, people worldwide will stand alongside the friends and families of fatal overdose victims to reflect on those who have been lost. The event is organized on the understanding that no-one need feel shame or disgrace over a drug overdose. The day also serves as a warning that not only illicit drugs can be dangerous, and no-one is immune to overdose.
Overdose Awareness Day events are being held across Canada, and are free to participate. Please see the site www.overdoseday.com
for a list of events near you, and for educational resources.
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