SCAN RBI Del Rio

01/04/2026

https://www.samhsa.gov/substance-use/learn/stimulants

M**hamphetamine (m**h) is a synthetic stimulant that is addictive and can cause considerable health adversities that can sometimes result in death. M**h can be smoked, snorted, injected, or taken orally and is often used with other substances.

25/03/2026

https://www.samhsa.gov/substance-use/learn/ma*****na-cbd

Ma*****na use comes with risks to health. Today’s ma*****na is stronger than ever before. States that have legalized ma*****na regulate the drug in widely different ways ― and often it’s not being checked for its ingredients, purity, strength, or safety

18/03/2026

https://www.samhsa.gov/mental-health/children-and-families/young-adults

Entering adulthood can be an emotional time, but sometimes the ups and downs can mean som**hing more. Millions of young adults are living with a mental or substance use disorder and many either do not realize they have one or are not paying attention to the signs and not seeking help.

10/03/2026

🌞🏖️ Spring Break Reminder: Have Fun, Stay Safe 🏖️🌞

Spring Break is a time to relax, spend time with friends and family, and take a break from daily routines. While it can be a fun and exciting time, it’s also important to make choices that keep you and those around you safe.

For youth and young adults:
✨ Surround yourself with people who respect your choices
✨ Think ahead about how you’ll handle peer pressure
✨ Remember that your safety and future matter

For parents and caregivers:
💬 Take time to talk with your teens about expectations and safety
💬 Keep communication open and judgment-free
💬 Remind them they can always call you if they need help

Let’s make this Spring Break one that’s remembered for good memories, healthy choices, and looking out for one another. 💛

04/03/2026

🌷💛 March Into Wellness — Week 1 Reminder 💛🌷

A new month brings new opportunities to reset, refocus, and take care of our mental health. As we step into March, let’s commit to prioritizing emotional wellness and making healthy choices.

This month is a great time to:
🌱 Check in on your mental health
🌱 Practice healthy coping strategies
🌱 Be mindful of substance use triggers
🌱 Reach out for support early, not just in
crisis
Growth doesn’t happen all at once — it happens one small step at a time. Let’s make March a month of awareness, balance, and support. 💛

25/02/2026

https://www.samhsa.gov/substance-use/learn/risks

All drug use comes with risk. Know the facts before letting drugs take their toll on you and your family.

25/02/2026

So grateful for all the amazing agencies that partnered with us for today’s fair! It truly takes collaboration to serve our community, and we couldn’t have done it without you.

20/02/2026

Please join us Tuesday, February 24th from 9am-12pm at 315 E. Chapoy St.

18/02/2026

https://www.samhsa.gov/substance-use/treatment/co-occurring-disorders

Learn about the co-occurring disorders, and other health conditions which can occur in people with substance use disorders.

12/02/2026

💗 Valentine’s Week Reminder: Love Includes You 💗

As Valentine’s Day approaches this Saturday, we often focus on showing love to others — but this is also a time to reflect on how we care for ourselves.

For some, this week brings celebration.
For others, it can bring loneliness, stress, relationship pressure, or emotional triggers.

This is your reminder:
💛 Your worth is not defined by your relationship status.
💛 Healthy love includes healthy boundaries.
💛 Coping with stress doesn’t have to involve substances.
💛 It’s okay to ask for support.

This week, let’s choose compassion — for ourselves and for one another. 💕

04/02/2026

💜 February Check-In: Let’s Start the Month with Care 💜

A new month is a good reminder to pause and check in—with ourselves and with the people around us. Winter can still feel heavy, and for many, stress, loneliness, or emotional fatigue can linger after the new year.

This week, we encourage our community to:
✨ Prioritize mental health and emotional wellness
✨ Stay mindful of substance use as a coping tool
✨ Reach out for support when things feel overwhelming
✨ Check in on friends, family, and coworkers

You don’t have to carry everything alone. Support is available—this week and every week. 💛

27/01/2026

Do you think someone in your life is struggling with substance use disorder? Are you looking for ways to help and support them but are not sure how or where to begin? Learn how to start the conversation with your loved ones, and find resources to help: