Greenwoods Addiction Outreach

Greenwoods Addiction Outreach We are Community Outreach and Recovery Navigators at Greenwoods Counseling and Referrals, a non-profit in Litchfield County, CT.

We support anyone living or working in our county who is struggling with addiction, as well as their families and friends.

02/12/2026

This Valentine’s Day, show love where it matters most! Love your community by learning how to respond to an overdose and support your neighbors. Litchfield County has seen an increase in overdoses over the last month, and now is the time to come together. Join our partners from McCall Behavioral Health Network at 9:00am, Apex Community Care at 12:00pm, or Greenwoods Counseling & Referrals, Inc. at 3:00pm for a 20-minute, informative session on how to use naloxone. Ask questions, connect with providers, and learn how a small act of care can save a life.

Looking for naloxone? Visit LCOTF.org to request a kit at no cost, because loving your community means showing up for one another. ❤️

Links to follow shortly!

We have to have a little fun sometimes!
02/05/2026

We have to have a little fun sometimes!

02/05/2026

Simply touching fentanyl cannot cause an overdose.

Let's continue focusing on facts, instead of fear. When sticking to the facts, people who are responding to an opioid overdose are more likely to follow through with the encounter, rather than being too scared to act.

When someone is overdosing and the individual responding to this overdose is frightened for their own safety - this can be dangerous for the person experiencing an opioid overdose as the response is either slower or doesn't occur at all. What we can provide when responding to an overdose is rescue breathing and Narcan - which Red Project gives out for free!

Try to never walk away from an overdose. Unless you directly snort, ingest, or inject fentanyl you're going to be unaffected. Even the fentanyl dermal patches for skin take hours to start working (up to 24 hours), and they're specially formulated for that task.

Don't let misinformation cost someone their life. As someone who’s held the power of Narcan in my hands, I've seen it - how a single moment, a single choice, can mean the difference between life and death. If you’re ever in the face of an overdose, don’t hesitate. Call 911. Stay there. Act. Because if it were your life hanging in the balance, you’d want someone to do the same.

It’s worth it. It’s always worth it.

To learn more about fentanyl and how to keep yourself and others safe please visit our office, call, or visit:

616.456.9063 | redproject.org





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02/01/2026

Recently in Stonington Ct, an incident occured where it was suspected a K-9 was exposed to fentanyl. In people, Fentanyl exposure is often difficult unless the substance enters a mucous membrane. Dogs naturally are sniffing and can be exposed to fentanyl or other substances.

Signs of opioid exposure in dogs include sedation, pinpoint pupils, vomiting, stumbling, slow respiratory rate, slow heart rate, coma, respiratory arrest. Narcan should be administered as soon as possible. Opening the dogs airway similar to a human. The head should be tilted back so the Narcan can flow through the nasal passage. Narcan can be administered every 2-3 minutes until the dog wakes up. Caution: dogs can be very confused and may lead to aggression.
Dogs should be seen by a vet as soon as possible as monitored closely for 12-24 hours.

Emerging substances to be aware of. These are stronger than substances we have seen in the past. Never use alone and a...
01/22/2026

Emerging substances to be aware of. These are stronger than substances we have seen in the past. Never use alone and always have Naloxone available.

If you are looking to reduce or stop substance use, or want to be a little safer, we are here to walk along side you. N...
12/29/2025

If you are looking to reduce or stop substance use, or want to be a little safer, we are here to walk along side you. No judgement, just love!

From the Greenwoods family to yours, have a happy and safe holiday season.
12/22/2025

From the Greenwoods family to yours, have a happy and safe holiday season.

The holidays can be a tough time for many people. Here are some resources, many available 24/7.
12/21/2025

The holidays can be a tough time for many people. Here are some resources, many available 24/7.

We have resources available to help keep you or a loved one safe this holidays season and beyond. Call/text 860-485-772...
12/15/2025

We have resources available to help keep you or a loved one safe this holidays season and beyond. Call/text 860-485-7725 for resources, treatment options, Narcan. You can also order a kit by using this google form. https://forms.gle/P5HHe6ffLWwcjQkz9
Happy Holidays from our Greenwoods family to yours.

The holidays can be a tough time for so many! Please don't use alone! Safe Spot is there 24/7, every day of the year! Pl...
12/10/2025

The holidays can be a tough time for so many! Please don't use alone! Safe Spot is there 24/7, every day of the year! Please call and let one of the AMAZING volunteers spot you! If you are in need of Narcan, please call our outreach team, we are happy to deliver a FREE kit! 860-485-7725

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Litchfield, CT
06759

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+18604857725

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