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Share Lift the LabelIn Your Community
The toolkit includes social media posts to reduce stigma and connect people in Colorado to treatment, as well as other printable/shareable educational resources.
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Click on the images of Lift The Label materials below to add items to your “cart” and place an order.
All materials are free and available to people and organizations in Colorado while supplies last.
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Bilingual Freedom from Addiction Poster
11″x17″ Two-Sided Bilingual Poster -
Bilingual Escape Addiction Poster
11″x17″ Two-Sided Bilingual Poster -
Bilingual Medications Poster
11″x17″ Two-Sided Bilingual Poster -
Bilingual Agricultural Poster
11″x17″ Two-Sided Bilingual Poster -
Naloxone Window Cling
4″x4″ Window Cling -
There Is Hope
11×17″ Poster -
Addiction Can Happen To Anyone
11×17″ Poster -
OwnPath Rack Card
4″x6″ Bilingual Rack Card -
CRAFT Brochure
4″x9″ Folded Bilingual Brochure -
CRAFT Poster
11×17″ Poster -
“Ask, Listen, Talk”
11×17″ Poster -
Break Free From Stigma Poster
11×17″ Poster -
Recovery is Possible
11×17″ Poster -
Bilingual Naloxone Poster
11″x17″ Two-Sided Bilingual Poster -
Bilingual Friends & Family Rack Card
4″x9″ Folded Bilingual Brochure -
Bilingual MOUD Rack Card
4″x9″ Folded Bilingual Brochure -
Bilingual Naloxone Brochure
3.67″ x 8.25″ Folded Bilingual Brochure -
Bilingual Naloxone Palm Card
2″x4″ (Folded Size) Bilingual Palm Card -
Bilingual Treatment Resources Palm Card
2″x4″ (Folded Size) Bilingual Palm Card
About
Lift The Label is a public awareness campaign that strives to remove damaging labels and stigma that prevent those with addiction from seeking effective treatment. All of the individuals featured are people of Colorado sharing their personal stories of overcoming the stigma associated with addiction, proving that there is hope for recovery. The campaign is run by the Colorado Behavioral Health Administration, and is funded through a grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
Please fill out the form below for any campaign questions and inquiries.