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Funds dry up for overdose prevention program
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July 8, 2024
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2:20Now PlayingThe City of Edmonton has stopped funding a pilot overdose prevention program that has been operating in the city’s core since 2022. It paired nurses with outreach workers from Boyle Street Community Services to respond to drug overdoses downtown, but a lack of cash from the provincial or federal government has put its future in jeopardy.
Marliss Taylor, a nurse who oversaw the program, joins Mark Connolly on Edmonton AM to discuss the impacts of her project.
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