Addressing Drug Culture and Substance-Related Disorders at the Berks Car Show
Raising Awareness for Overdose Prevention
The "Cars for Kacie" car show attracted a large crowd, bringing over 700 classic cars to the Pennsylvania auto mall. This vital event, co-founded by Andy Rumford and Donna Rumford, aimed to educate the public about drug culture's impact on substance abuse and to promote the use of naloxone in the fight against drug overdoses.
Community Efforts Against Substance-Related Disorders
Highlighting the importance of awareness, the show featured various organizations, including the Penington Institute, to support overdose prevention strategies. By engaging the community in discussions and initiatives, attendees learned how to combat substance-related disorders.
Join the Fight Against Drug Overdose
With continued efforts like the "Cars for Kacie" car show, we can foster a community that takes action against the rising issue of drug culture and supports families affected by substance abuse. Together, we can make a difference!
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