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Did You Know

Did You Know

BACK TO SCHOOL: What Parents and Educators Should Know About Substance Use and Mental HealthThis month, we are featuring a guest Blog by Emily Parsons, MA - Assistant Director of Health Promotion at the University of Tampa. Some students are anticipating what is...

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As We Grow

As We Grow

Live Tampa Bay is looking for a dynamic individual to join our team and liase in Hernando & Citrus Counties. The Community Liaison will support the organization’s outreach efforts in these counties by fostering collaboration and communication with a variety of...

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Community Voices

Community Voices

A Parent's Perspective As I begin the countdown to the first day of school, there are so many things I need to do. I am composing what seems to be a never-ending checklist of Open Houses, schedule change approvals, orthodontist appointments, sports physicals, hair...

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Letter from the CEO

Letter from the CEO

The data in this month's newsletter reveals a sobering truth: adults 60 and older in Tampa Bay are now more likely to die from an overdose than those under 30. While overall overdose deaths have decreased, senior fatalities have climbed 24% over three years. This...

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As We Grow

As We Grow

Supporting Seniors Throughout the RegionWe are forming a new cross-sector committee to support those 60 and older.  Get Involved: If your organization or agency serves our older population or is interested in ways to improve outcomes in older adults in the Tampa...

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Our Stories

Our Stories

Thomas shares his inspiring journey of recovery later in life, proving that healing and transformation aren’t bound by age. In his story he reflects on finding purpose after years of struggle and reminds us that connection, support, and a second chance can come at...

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Did You Know

Did You Know

Seniors and Overdose:The Unseen Crisis in Tampa BayWhile many may associate substance use disorder (SUD) and overdose risk with younger populations, emerging data reveals a different—and deeply concerning—story. In the Tampa Bay region, adults 60 years and older...

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Letter from the CEO

Letter from the CEO

June 6 is Revive Awareness Day, which was designated to raise awareness of opioid overdose dangers and promote the safe use and availability of opioid antagonists like naloxone. This day comes at a critical point in the overdose epidemic – after years of effort,...

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Our Stories

Our Stories

People over 60 are increasingly finding their way into recovery, proving that it’s never too late to reclaim your life. Whether it’s the result of a decades-long battle with substance use or a more recent struggle triggered by loss, pain, or isolation, older adults...

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As We Grow

As We Grow

Join Our Team! Live Tampa Bay is looking for a dynamic individual to join our team. The Communications & Community Liaison role at Live Tampa Bay will lead communications efforts to support the region’s response to the opioid crisis. The role blends strategic...

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Upcoming Events

Upcoming Events

SAVE THE DATE: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2025  Live Tampa Bay is hosting the 4th Annual Behavioral Health & Public Safety Summit, bringing together law enforcement, fire rescue, and problem-solving courts to strengthen cross-sector collaboration in addressing...

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Did You Know

Did You Know

Revive Awareness Day: A Statewide Call to Action on Opioid Overdose Prevention June 6 is Revive Awareness Day, a statewide initiative known as "Victoria’s Law" was co-sponsored by Senator Ed Hooper, a senior member of the Tampa Bay delegation, and signed into law...

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