DERBY — The Derby Youth Service Bureau, in collaboration with the Derby Police Department and the Naugatuck Valley Health District, will host a Medication Take Back Day on Saturday, October 25th, at Bradley School from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. This event is part of the National Medication Take Back Day initiative.
In response to the ongoing public health crisis and the alarming rise in overdose deaths across the country, this initiative aims to safely collect unused and unwanted prescription drugs. By preventing these medications from falling into the wrong hands, we can help reduce the risk of misuse, addiction, and the transition to dangerous illicit drugs, many of which are often laced with deadly substances such as fentanyl.
Medication Take Back Day is a crucial step in our efforts to combat the opioid crisis and prevent overdose tragedies in our community.
We encourage everyone to participate in this important initiative and help make a positive impact on public health and safety.
