Powerful personal story shared from a mom who is committed to saving lives after the death of her son.

Narcan/Naloxone
Police carry it.Parents have it on hand.
Schools have it in their posession.
You may have heard of it but do you know what it is?

The (not)INVINCIBLE COALITION presents an impactful hour on Tuesday Nov 10th
beginning at 6pm @ the
Lemont Township Community Center
(16300 Alba- off of Timberline Dr behind Pepper’s Auto)

* A mom shares her story of loss.
* A woman dedicated to saving lives shares why she is on a mission to make a difference by
training and supplying Naloxone.
* Sgt. Joseph Buczyna shares why the Lemont Police Dept.
has chosen for all officers to be trained and to carry Narcan,
and if it has proven to save lives here in our community.

I hope you will join us in hearing Caroline speak on Tues 11/10:

“My name is Caroline Kacena and my son John died of a heroin overdose on July 23, 2012. Sadly, that is what he has become known for in this community, primarily because I have become so active in helping other families impacted by heroin...but that was not all he was. He was a great kid! He was loved, he was valued, and His loss has left a hole in our family that cannot be filled.”
Caroline continues forward by vowing to save lives.

Any questions email info@hopeandfriendshipfoundation.com