Check those activities that you believe Woburn should prioritize (PLEASE SELECT YOUR TOP 5 CHOICES ONLY)
More support for children, teens, and young adults experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, isolation, or emotional challenges
More education and prevention efforts related to vaping, alcohol, cannabis, prescription medication misuse, and other substances
More resources to help parents and caregivers recognize warning signs, talk with youth, respond to concerns, and access help
Improved access to help during mental health crises, substance use crises, suicidal thoughts, overdose risk, or emotional emergencies
More education and resources related to overdose warning signs, naloxone/Narcan, fentanyl risks, and post-overdose follow-up
More peer support, recovery groups, sober social opportunities, family recovery resources, and long-term recovery supports
Better follow-up and community support after psychiatric hospitalization, detox, residential treatment, or emergency department visits
More public education to reduce shame and increase understanding around mental health, substance use, treatment, and recovery
More services and information that are accessible across languages, cultures, identities, and community groups
More attention to barriers that prevent people from getting help, such as transportation, cost, waitlists, language access, or insurance issues
A clearer way for residents to know where to go, who to call, and what services are available
More outreach and connection opportunities for residents experiencing loneliness, grief, stress, or disconnection from community
More substance-free, pro-social activities that promote connection, belonging, wellness, and positive coping
More resources for family members impacted by a loved one’s substance use, including education, support groups, and navigation help
