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Opioid misuse affects many Veterans, service members, and their loved ones. You are not alone—support and resources are here for you.

Support for Families & Caregivers

Why Veterans Are at Increased Risk

Opioids are often prescribed for combat-related injuries and chronic pain.

Veterans are also more likely to face PTSD, depression, and anxiety—conditions that increase the risk of opioid misuse.

Many feel shame or stigma in asking for help.

Nationally, Veterans are twice as likely to die from accidental opioid overdoses.

In Louisiana, opioid-involved deaths increased among adults aged 35–64—the group where many Veterans fall.

Naloxone is a medication that can reverse opioid overdoses and save lives.

Veterans, caregivers, and community members can access it without judgment.

Support from family and loved ones is critical. Learn how to have conversations, recognize warning signs, and know what to do in a crisis.

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Recovery is Possible. You Are Not Alone.

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