Interview with Rachel Herman and Nicole Peterson, Union-Snyder Community Action Agency 

In an innovative move, Philadelphia's Office of Community Empowerment and Opportunity is tackling the opioid crisis head-on by going door-to-door. This groundbreaking initiative aims to prevent fatal overdoses and raise awareness in neighborhoods facing rising rates. The city's proactive approach involves distributing vital resources, including Narcan, and initiating conversations about drug use directly with residents. This community-driven strategy sheds light on overdose hotspots often overlooked, emphasizing the need for open discussions and resources within families and communities.