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2025 SeptemberAs We Grow
As We Grow

As We Grow

WELCOME, ALLYSEN KERR! We are thrilled to announce and warmly welcome Allysen Kerr as the new Communications and Marketing Director of Live Tampa Bay. Allysen brings with her a remarkable blend of creativity, strategy, and entrepreneurial spirit. An award-winning...

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2025 SeptemberDid You Know?
Did You Know

Did You Know

 September is National Recovery Month—a time to celebrate the strength, resilience, and hope of individuals and families on their recovery journeys. It is also a time to recognize the importance of supporting employees and communities affected by mental health and...

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2025 AugustDid You Know?Newsletter
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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2025 AugustAs We GrowNewsletter
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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2025 JulyAs We GrowNewsletter
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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2025 JulyDid You Know?Newsletter
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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