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| Aug 14, 2026 | Lehigh County Drug and Alcohol Partners with Lehigh Valley IronPigs for Community Recovery Night at Coca-Cola Park | Lehigh County Drug and Alcohol and the Center for Humanistic Change will host Recovery Night Aug. 25 at Coca-Cola Park, bringing the recovery community together to celebrate and connect with local resources.
Recovery Night, Aug. 25 at Coca-... |
| Jul 16, 2026 | Lehigh County Drug and Alcohol to Host 'Christmas in July' with Santa and Family Activities | Gordon and Ellen Crowell of The Dear Santa Foundation will bring holiday cheer to Lehigh County Drug and Alcohol's "Christmas in July: Photos with Santa" event on July 24 in Allentown.
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| Apr 15, 2026 | Lehigh County to Premiere 'Pardon Me' Documentary Highlighting Pathways to Second Chances | Efforts to expand pardon access across Pennsylvania are gaining traction. Lehigh County Drug and Alcohol highlights what’s changing now and how expanded access can remove barriers to employment, housing, and stability statewide.
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| Mar 19, 2026 | Lehigh County to Premiere ‘Voices of Recovery’ Campaign, Expanding Family-Focused Support in Response to Opioid Crisis | Local residents in recovery share their stories through Voices of Recovery: Stories of Strength, an initiative focused on breaking stigma, inspiring hope, and connecting families to critical support services across Lehigh County.
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| Mar 4, 2026 | Lehigh County Launches 24/7 Public Health Kiosks to Expand Overdose Prevention Access | Lehigh County Public Health Kiosk located at D&L Trailhead Pavilion, Slatington, Pa.
Lehigh County Drug and Alcohol has launched two 24/7 public health kiosks in Allentown and Slatington to reduce barriers to accessing naloxone (Narcan)... |
| Feb 25, 2026 | Lehigh County Restores 50 Residential Treatment Beds After $1M Opioid Settlement Renovation | Recent investments supported in part by opioid settlement funds continue to expand treatment capacity and harm-reduction initiatives across the nation.
Overdose deaths in Lehigh County have trended downward in recent years amid expanded inv... |