Speakup About Drugs

Why Do We Speak Up?

In 2017, Gina Allgaier and her family tried to help their son, Tristan, with his addiction.

Their efforts at finding the resources they needed ended the same way many families' searches do: frustrated with the lack of information, support and quality care that was affordable and most importantly that was healing.

Determined to help other families navigate the journey with a loved one, Gina started Speak Up About Drugs. Through Speak Up, they educate, advocate, equip and empower others to prevent drug use, overdoses and improve wellbeing. And while it may be a large goal Gina feels that their mission to get to ZERO overdoses is more important than ever.

Join us as a voice that humanizes the devastating effects of substance use disorder so we can offer resources, support and advocacy that can change lives and restore families, strengthen communities and elevate the workforce.

Hope & Help are a Phone Call Away

Text or call us at:

479-717-7480

In the case of an emergency please dial 911.
Those calling in to report use or overdoses are protected by the Joshua Ashley-Pauley Act.
Read more HERE.

To join us for our #SPARCwellbeing programs click the calendar link to sign-up, call or text us at (479)-717-7480 or come see us at
Free Bird Community located at 1101 W. Cypress, Rogers AR
https://calendly.com/sparcwellbeing

For too long there has been a lack of meaningful prevention efforts. We want to be proactive in making change by educating about the reality of the drug epidemic and help people, especially our young, strengthen their wellBEing so that we can get ahead of the issue.

Support looks different based on the scenario. Our team comes alongside individuals and families faced with the devastating reality of substance use disorder to help them secure the services they need and learn to create active, healthy lifestyles.

Speakup works with local, state, and national government offices to propose and support common-sense legislation to reduce the rate of addiction and overdose and advocates at the local level for those needing support.

These conversations can be difficult, but they won't be regretted. Have courage today for a better tomorrow.

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We've compiled a growing database of tools and resources, so you can find the education and support you need.

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We believe that learning paired with positive activity can help improve coping skills and self-management and help create wellBEing for a healthy lifestyle.

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Get Involved

Getting involved looks different for everyone. Whether you're wanting to learn more, request a presentation, SPARCwellBeing experience or help stop the drug epidemic by donating or volunteering, we want to hear from you.

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