Roseville Recovery Center Expands Fentanyl Awareness and Overdose Prevention Programs in Orange County Schools
Roseville Recovery Center
The program is designed to provide age-appropriate, judgment-free education about the dangers of opioids and fentanyl, equipping students, parents, and school staff with the knowledge and tools to make safer choices and respond to emergencies effectively.
"Our mission is simple--to help as many people as possible," said Joseph Casaceli of Roseville Recovery Center. "We're meeting kids where they are--offering honest, compassionate conversations about fentanyl and substance risks, because every student deserves to feel safe and informed."
The interactive workshops focus on:
Understanding what opioids and fentanyl are--and why even "one time" can be dangerous
How to recognize an overdose and call for help
Naloxone basics: what it is, when it's used, and how adults can access it
Making safer choices, supporting peers, and looking out for friends
Programs include classroom presentations, parent nights, and staff trainings, all aligned with California health education standards and existing school district policies.
Roseville Recovery Center's community-driven approach emphasizes compassion, prevention, and empowerment, offering schools a reliable partner in protecting student health and well-being.
Joseph Casaceli
Roseville Recovery Center
+1 213-321-6518
info@rosevillerecovery.com
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