There is HOPE in Fostoria
Community Prevention Coalition Connect with Us on Facebookinfo@hopeinfostoria.comWHO IS HOPE
HOPE in Fostoria was founded in 2017 by a13-member committee of community leaders and concerned citizens. HOPE began as a grassroots effort to address the heroin and opioid epidemic by educating the greater Fostoria community. Since their inception, HOPE in Fostoria has since transitioned from a committee to an established 501c3. With this advancement, HOPE in Fostoria has added three full time staff positions and has become an umbrella agency for additional prevention and recovery services throughout Seneca County.
HOPE continues to focus on education and advancement within this larger service area.
Our mission is to address substance abuse and mental health issues by fostering education and awareness within the greater Fostoria community.
ABOUT US
How We’re Helping
We have hosted free community education events on a variety of heroin/drug-related topics, including: prescription medicine’s role in opioid addiction, hidden in plain sight, the ripple effect, Narcan training, the road to recovery/drug court, and operation street smart. We partnered with Micah Hyde’s Imagine for Youth Football Camp, Fostoria City Schools Back-to-School Bash and Rachel’s Ride, to gain greater reach amongst key audiences.
Get Involved
Are you passionate about what we’re doing? Let us know! We are always looking for volunteers to help us make our vision a reality. We’ll help you find a way to volunteer that best suits you.
In 2021, the committee plans to focus on new ways to reach the community through renewed efforts to raise awareness of the problem, identify critical gaps, draw educational and treatment resources to Fostoria, and assist in coordinating related programs, initiatives, activities, and events.
Thank you
Whether you help through monetary donations, volunteering your time, or spreading our mission through word-of-mouth, thank you. We couldn’t accomplish our goals without the help of supporters like you.
OVERDOSE AWARENESS AND EDUCATION
National Overdose Awareness Day is held annually on August 31 to help raise awareness that overdose death is preventable. Support HOPE’s education efforts by making an online donation to purchase books and offer local resources to new educators at Fostoria City Schools. HOPE would like to thank all teachers for the great work they do to help some of the littlest Fostorians be heard, cared for and ultimately successful in their future endeavors.
With your help, we can continue to provide information about the risk for overdose, remove the stigma associated with drug-related death as well as empower local youth to make good choices. Gifts may be made in memory of those gone too soon or in honor of a loved one in recovery. Donate today!
HOPE in Fostoria is a 501c3 charitable organization. All donations are eligible for tax deduction. Checks can also be mailed to: 105 S. Main St., Fostoria, OH 44830
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