Mission Overdose Community Action Team

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The Mission Overdose Community Action Team (MOCAT) bring together multiple stakeholders to support & facilitate partnerships,coordinate programs & services,address gaps,and plan for coordinated community action on the opioid crisis.

11/12/2025

In times of uncertainty, politicians scapegoat marginalized communities—blaming groups like migrants and people who use drugs for complex societal challenges. From the creation of a "fentanyl czar" to Bills C-2 and C-12, and Canada’s complicity with the United States’ extra-judicial killings of civilians in international waters, fear-mongering rhetoric around both drug policy and migration is driving deadly and wasteful decisions in government.

Join us for a webinar exploring how drug policy and migration intersect, the human rights and civil liberties at stake, and what it will take to build policies that truly protect people.

🎙️ Speakers: Nick Boyce (CDPC), Joey Calugay (Iwc-Cti), Viviana Medina (International Migrants Alliance - IMA)

🎤 Moderator: Jaime Arredondo Sanchez Lira (Canadian Institute for Substance Use Research)

📅 Nov. 26, 2025 at 1:30pm EST / 10:30am PST

🔗 Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/2417617579388/WN_o1ySUhzjTNe2li7IpHZSAw #/registration

11/12/2025

🎨 Still Here: Art from the Frontlines of the Toxic Drug Crisis
🗓 Friday, November 21 | 12–2 PM
📍 Trinity Memorial United Church (Downstairs) - 33737 George Ferguson Way

Join us during National Addictions Awareness Week for a powerful community art show that celebrates creativity, resilience, and hope in the face of loss.

Still Here: Art from the Frontlines of the Toxic Drug Crisis features artwork from the street community, outreach workers, service providers, and community partners.

This project is made possible with funding and support from CAI (Community Action Initiatives, and with the partnership of Sts'ailes, Telmexw, and the Drug War Survivors Abbotsford

💜 Everyone is welcome - entry by donation of warm clothing if able. Light refreshments will be provided.

🖼 If you’d like to contribute a piece, join our final Street Art Workshop on Wednesday, November 12, from 12–2 PM at the same location.

For more information, please contact Carrie at coordinator@stopodabbotsford.ca

Coming to the Inlet Theatre in Port Moody Dec. 10!!
11/06/2025

Coming to the Inlet Theatre in Port Moody Dec. 10!!

11/06/2025

This session will share qualitative findings from Phase I of the FNHA-led Indigenizing Harm Reduction Study, including wise practices, service gaps, and community-driven solutions. Don't miss this webinar happening on November 6 at 10am! Learn more and register here: https://buff.ly/twfAhwB

ONLY FOUR MORE DAYS to make your DONATIONS! Get on your TOES and HEEL it down to one of the many HANDY locations and SOC...
10/28/2025

ONLY FOUR MORE DAYS to make your DONATIONS! Get on your TOES and HEEL it down to one of the many HANDY locations and SOCK it to them ;)

Lots of convenient places to drop off the New Sock donations!!
Thanks in advance!!

10/21/2025

***Drug Alert - Vancouver - October 17, 2025***

Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) has issued a drug alert.

Brown granules sold as down in Vancouver tested positive for para-fluorofentanyl, he**in, the benzodiazepine, nifoxipam, and medetomidine, a non-opioid tranquilizer more potent than xylazine.

Check your drugs: https://www.vch.ca/en/service/drug-checking

More info: ow.ly/5Y9c50WNJvg

Don't forget it's SOCKTOBER! Please make a donation of NEW, warm socks at any of the outlets in the poster below
10/17/2025

Don't forget it's SOCKTOBER! Please make a donation of NEW, warm socks at any of the outlets in the poster below

Lots of convenient places to drop off the New Sock donations!!
Thanks in advance!!

10/06/2025

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More About MOCAT

Knocking down the walls of silence that keep people from talking about substance use is an important step towards addressing the overdose crisis in British Columbia. Recognizing that people who use drugs are real people helps to put a human face behind the numbers of so many preventable tragedies.

The Mission Overdose Community Action Team (MOCAT) has been established proactively to bring together multiple stakeholders to support and facilitate local partnerships, coordinate programs and services, address gaps, and plan for collaborative community action around the opioid overdose crisis.

The MOCAT aims to be inclusive, diverse and have representation from people with lived and living experience with substance use (PWLLE) including family members, first responders, community service providers, health authority and government staff and individuals affected by the overdose crisis.