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MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE GUIDE FOR GLOUCESTER COUNTY

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Top 30 Alcohol & Drug Rehab Centers in New Jersey & Free Treatment Resources

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Find the best rehab in New Jersey, review treatment centers & filter by detox, inpatient & outpatient alcohol and drug rehab centers & discover recovery options throughout New Jersey.

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Veterans Counseling Hotline - 1-866-VETS-NJ4U

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Veterans Counseling Hotline - 1-866-VETS-NJ4

On April 13, Maj. Gen. Glenn K. Rieth, The Adjutant General of New Jersey and Colonel (Ret) Stephen Abel, Deputy Commissioner for Veterans Affairs along with John J. Petillo, Ph.D., President, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ), and Christopher Kosseff, President and CEO, University Behavioral HealthCare (UMDNJ) to announce the creation of a new, mental health helpline for veterans returning from service in Southwest Asia.

The new toll free number will provide immediate assistance to veterans suffering from psychological or emotional distress as well as those having difficulty re-assimilating back into civilian life following the conclusion of their mobilization for active duty service.

The toll free helpline, which is accessible 24/7 by dialing 1-866 VETS-NJ4 (1-866-838-7654) will be coordinated by UMDNJ's University Behavioral HealthCare, and will feature peer counseling, clinical assessment, assistance to family members and will provide New Jersey veterans and their families with access to a comprehensive Mental Health Provider Network of mental health professionals specializing in PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) and other veterans issues. All services are free and confidential.

The event took place at the New Jersey National Guard's Joint Force Headquarters located at Fort Dix.

For additional information on available services in the Public Mental Health System please visit the New Jersey Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services to locate an agency near you. The Division funds about 120 private, not-for-profit community agencies to provide a full range of mental health services.

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Department of Military and Veterans Affairs Resources

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Hotlines

NJ Veterans Benefits Hotline: 888-865-8387

NJ National Guard Crisis Line: 609-235-5959

Veterans Crisis Line: 988 Press 1

Vets4Warriors: 855-838-8255

NJ Vet2Vet: 866-838-7654

Vet Center Call Center: 877-927-8387

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Summer Heat Risks When Taking Psychiatric Medications

Individuals taking psychiatric medications should take extra precautions during the summer. Psychiatric meds may impair the body's ability to regulate its own temperature. For more information, view the flyer in English or Spanish

Stigma-Free Guide

For resources and contact information, please see the 2023 Stigma free Guide

If You Need Help Now

If you or a loved one is experiencing thoughts of or has a plan of suicide or harm to self or others immediately call Psychiatric Emergency Screening Services at 856-845-9100. If you or your loved one is in imminent danger, call 911 immediately.

Law Enforcement Officer

Call 866-267-2267 COP 2 COP is a free and confidential 24-hour telephone Helpline. It is available exclusively for law enforcement officers and their families to help deal with personal or job-related stress and behavioral healthcare issues.

Veteran

Call 866-838-7654 New Jersey Vet2Vet is a 24 hour/7-day a week helpline coordinated by Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care. The helpline features peer counseling for Veterans, members of the Air/Army National Guard, and family members.

If You Need Someone to Talk to

If you are age 10 to 24, call the 2nd Floor at 888-222-2228 or visit the 2nd Floor website.

You can also access 24/7 support at the National Suicide Crisis and Prevention Lifeline at 9-8-8.

If you are unsure if you or a loved one is experiencing a mental health crisis, call Psychiatric Emergency Screening Services at 845-9100.

Family Members of Someone Experiencing a Mental Illness

If your family member is experiencing a mental illness, and you are looking for support and education about their mental illness, how you can assist, or information about the mental health system, contact the Gloucester County National Alliance on Mental Illness via phone at 856-582-7461, email National Alliance on Mental Illness or visit the National Alliance on Mental Illness website.

You can also access support and education through Intensive Family Support Services (IFSS), a program offered through Acenda. For more information, call IFSS at 1-844-422-3632

Mental Health Services

If you are in need of mental health services, such as counseling or medication monitoring, the best place to start is to call the back of your insurance card and ask for a list of in-network providers.

Speak to someone about information and referrals contact New Jersey Mental Health Cares at 866-202-4357 or 877-294-4356 (TTY).

For a list of state-funded resources, visit the New Jersey Directory of Mental Health Services (PDF).

Mental Health & Mental Illness

New Jersey Disaster Response Crisis Counseling (NJDRCC) Volunteers

The need for certifying crisis response workers became apparent in the aftermath of 9/11 when the New Jersey Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services operated its largest FEMA-funded disaster response program in its history. Many lessons were learned from 9/11, with one of the principle lessons being the critical need for an organized, well-trained, and credentialed workforce. The NJDRCC certification began as a credentialing pilot project in August 2004, when community forums were held to gather information and expertise on the subject. It became the Disaster and Terrorism Branch's mission to develop and sustain a qualified volunteer workforce.

Parent or Caregiver to a Minor

View more information and resources about mental illness, addiction, and/or developmental and intellectual disability.

Community Education & Involvement

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Life Skills Supportive program for adolescents transitioning to adulthood.

Family Stabilization Program Therapeutic counseling services offering strength-based interventions

Family Outreach Program

KinshipSupportive services for caregivers who have taken on the responsibility of raising a child

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Recognizing that every family has different needs and challenges, Center For Family Services offers a range of programs for every stage of life, from birth to old age. With a focus on strengthening families, programs teach critical parenting skills, increase problem-solving abilities, decrease high-risk behaviors, and offer counseling, prevention, and support services. Sustainable home life is the foundation of success, and services focus on creating a safe environment for children and their parents. Services also include a variety of programs to connect people with the resources that will help them find affordable housing, manage their money, or connect with other community resources.
Contact the Access Center for more information:
Phone: 1.877.9.ACCESS (1.877.9.ACCESS) or email: [email protected] .

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Web Resources for Parents

Talking about Race

Partnership for a Drug Free America

National Institute on Drug Abuse

National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence of NJ

Cherry Hill Municipal Alliance on Alcohol and Drug Abuse

HelpGuide.org

DrugRehab.com - Resources for Moms

Teen Rehab Center - Addiction

The Recovery Village - Addiction

Understanding Eating Disorders

Suicide Prevention Guide

The Top Mental Health Challenges Facing Students

Assurance Behavioral Healthcare - (856) 528-2207

Recognizing and Addressing Depression Presenting as Anger

Drug Abuse and Parenting

Student Mental Health

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Computer vision syndrome among students.

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Why interpersonal skills matter and how can you improve them?

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24-hour, toll-free, confidential support for people in distress. Prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones.
Call or text 988.

Reach caring, qualified responders with the Department of Veterans Affairs. Many of them are Veterans themselves.
Dial 988 then press 1.

24/7 free and confidential treatment referral and information about mental and substance use disorders, prevention, and recovery.
Call 1-800-662-HELP.

24/7, 365-day-a-year crisis counseling and support to people experiencing emotional distress related to natural or human-caused disasters.

Find practitioners authorized to treat opioid dependency with buprenorphine by state.

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Find treatment locators and helplines such as the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, FindTreatment.gov, FindSupport.gov, and others.

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High Focus Centers provides outpatient treatment services to adults and teenagers in Cherry Hill, NJ and surrounding areas, including Camden, Burlington and Gloucester counties. Our team uses evidence-based treatment models to help patients overcome drug or alcohol use disorders, mental health disorders and co-occurring diagnoses.

Call (877) 978-3546 to learn more about outpatient treatment programs at this location.

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About our Cherry Hill, NJ Mental Health Treatment Center High Focus Centers in Cherry Hill, NJ, offers expert outpatient treatment and counseling services for adults and teenagers, serving not only Cherry Hill but also the neighboring areas of Camden, Burlington, and Gloucester counties.

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Eating Disorder Inpatient & Outpatient Treatment for Adolescents

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866.678.0923

At Clementine, we support adolescents and their families on the path to full recovery by preparing each adolescent to navigate the challenges of life free of the eating disorder. We believe that quality eating disorder treatment for adolescents, which maximizes the opportunity to be fully recovered, must consist of the following:

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Clementine - Adolescent Eating Disorders

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Clementine Cherry Hill, located in New Jersey and just outside of Philadelphia, PA, is a residential treatment program exclusively for adolescents of all genders seeking treatment for Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, or Binge Eating Disorder. Clementine Cherry Hill, similar to our other Clementine programs, provides the highest level of medical and psychiatric care outside of a hospital within the comfort of a home.

Our Approach

Treatment will be integrated with personalized clinical and nutritional care and comprehensive academic and family support. Always sensitive to the developmental needs of this younger population, treatment is therapeutically grounded, incorporating state-of-the-art approaches, research, and outcome data. Woven into our culture is a philosophy of connection and teamwork with each adolescent's family, working to instill hope and trust and providing the tools needed to heal alongside their loved one.

At Clementine, our goal is to help make treatment accessible and we are committed to working with families to access care. Each of our programs are in-network with different providers. We have also been able to coordinate single case agreements with providers if we are not in network with your insurance company. Please see our Financial Considerations page for more information.

Looking for Virtual, Day, or Inpatient Treatment?

Everyone has unique needs on the path to recovery. Through the Monte Nido & Affiliates family of brands, we can help you find treatment that's right for you. Our programs across the country offer many levels of care supporting all genders and age groups. Fill out the form to connect with a care guide or learn more at montenidoaffiliates.com

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Clementine Cherry Hill in Cherry Hill, NJ is a residential eating disorder treatment program for adolescents of all genders

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LifeStance is a mental healthcare company focused on providing evidence-based, medically driven treatment services for children, adolescents, and adults suffering from a variety of mental health issues in an outpatient care setting, both in-person and through its digital health telemedicine offering.

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What Are Intrapersonal Skills and Why Are They Important?

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It's likely that you're familiar with the term interpersonal skills, but intrapersonal isn't so well known. In some cases, intrapersonal skills can be even more important. Time spent working on these skills can benefit most aspects of your daily life.

What Are Intrapersonal Skills?

Intrapersonal skills relate to the self-awareness of our strengths and weaknesses. Intrapersonal skills are a form of self-communication because it relates to what happens within one's inner self.

Intrapersonal skills are what help you manage emotions and cope with challenges you may face at different times in your life. Similar to emotional intelligence, intrapersonal skills include:

Difference Between Intrapersonal and Interpersonal Skills

As mentioned, the term ' interpersonal skills' is more commonly known compared to 'intrapersonal skills'. It refers to communication that happens between two or more people, while intrapersonal refers to communication that occurs in your mind. Interpersonal skills can be a verbal or non-verbal exchange of ideas. For many people, interpersonal communication relieves stress, while intrapersonal communication can lead to stress.

Why We Need Intrapersonal Skills

Intrapersonal skills help us achieve as much as possible in life. Knowing what our strengths are and working on our weaknesses can help us perform at work and in our personal lives. Good intrapersonal skills also help build and maintain both personal and working relationships with others, as we're able to manage our emotions, cope with challenges and learn from our experiences.

Strong intrapersonal skills help us focus, set and achieve our goals. People who don't set goals often have nothing to focus on, so they don't achieve as much as someone who has a target to aim for.

For some people, a high level of intrapersonal skills comes naturally, while for others it doesn't. However, it's possible to work on intrapersonal skills to improve them.

How to Improve Your Intrapersonal Skills

If you think your intrapersonal skills aren't as sharp as they could be, there are plenty of activities you can do to improve them.

Start a Journal

Keeping a journal allows you to track your emotions, goals and daily experiences. Jot down your thoughts and feelings on a daily basis and the journal will be a record of your growth.

Be Kind to Yourself

Our internal voice is usually the loudest and most critical. Rather than criticising yourself and hoping it will help motivate you, try reminding yourself of your successes and praising yourself for your strengths and achievements. Berating yourself for your short-comings rarely helps.

Set Yourself Goals

Having short and long term goals gives you something to work towards. Start small with goals that don't overstretch you. Once you have a few wins under your belt, you can expand the goals to something more ambitious. If you don't achieve your goal the first time, don't give up - keep trying. You're building self discipline as you work towards your goals. The AltiusLife app can help with goal setting and tracking your progress.

Build a Healthy Habit

In order to achieve your goals, you often need to develop a healthy habit. Taking a little action every day is what helps people achieve their goals. If you build a healthy habit, your goals will be achievable. Remember, it takes about 60 days to develop a habit so aim to stick with it for at least two months. Once you've formed one habit, you can concentrate on a new habit.

Improve Your Time Management Skills

To achieve goals and enjoy healthy habits, it helps to have good time management skills. If you recognise that you're easily distracted and you waste large parts of your day, work on improving your time management skills. Prioritise your tasks and then schedule when you'll do each task. Set a timer and work diligently before taking a break and repeating the process. Organise your spaces so you know where everything is, both at work and home, when you need it. Learn to say no if you take on too much so you can work on the things that matter most. Decide when you're most productive and do the important work during these times of the day.

Intrapersonal Skills in the Workplace

Employees with strong intrapersonal skills are more likely to achieve more than those with poor intrapersonal skills. They can usually cope better in stressful situations, have stronger time management skills so they can juggle conflicting priorities and are more confident in their abilities. When employers assist employees with improving their intrapersonal skills, everyone benefits.

To learn more about how you can encourage intrapersonal skill development in the workplace, contact PeopleSense by Altius Group on 1800 258 487 or contact us online.

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Governor's Office

About NJ Government

State Government Resources

State & Local Directories

Departments & Agencies

Taxes

Municipal and County Government

Federal Government & Other States

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To explore for yourself, friends or family members who are grieving during young adulthood

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Grief Education & Training

Dougy Center offers professionals training, online courses, and workshops on helping children, teens, and families who are grieving in hospitals, schools, hospices, youth service organizations, and mental health agencies.

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Grief Support for Teachers & Staff | Dougy Center

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Grief can reach the classroom. Teachers and staff can learn how to support a student or colleague who is grieving during or after school.

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How to Help Children Adjust to New Situations

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How to Help Children Adjust to New Situations

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Jun 6, 2023 | Adolescent Treatment, Anxiety, Communication, Family Issues, Helping a Loved One, Mental Health

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How to Help Your Children Adjust to New Situations - New Dimensions Day Treatment Centers

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Camp Firefly | Moorestown Visiting Nurse Association

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Camp Firefly is for children who have lost a parent, sibling or other special person. Here they share feelings, make friends, and find relief from grief.

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Our behavioral health treatment programs offer the highest quality of Mental Health, Substance Use, and Eating Disorder services. We treat every client with the love and respect they deserve while helping them every step of the way on their path to healing and recovery in the real world.

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Samaritan is excellent and the support is for all stages of life and grief & loss

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The Samaritan Center for Grief Support is here for you. Along with family members of our patients, Samaritan's grief support services are available for anyone in the community experiencing grief and loss.

We are committed to providing you with the grief support you need in these difficult times. In order to best serve our community, we are currently holding some groups on-line via Microsoft Teams and some groups in person. Please see our list of support groups below for more information on dates and locations.

If you are wondering if you are ready for a grief support group, please to complete a self-review to check if you are ready for a support group setting.

Registration is required. Call us at (856) 596-8550 or email us ([email protected] ) if you are interested in a grief support group. If it has already started, please contact us as new groups are always forming. We are here to support you.

Our List of Southern NJ Grief Support Groups

Groups are complimentary and led by professional bereavement specialists.

A supportive and safe space for children (ages 4-17) and parents/guardians to meet with others for mutual support to process their grief, memorialize their loved ones, and heal together.

Click here for more information on the: Healing Hearts Support Groups.

This one-time online session is for those who have had a recent loss and is designed to help you navigate this challenging time through mutual support, education and information on additional resources.

A six-week online grief support group for young adults between the ages of 18-35 who are coping with the death of a friend or family member.

Loss at a time in life when someone is defining who they are personally and professionally can be unsettling and isolating.

This group will provide a safe space for young adults to have open conversation about the reality and impact of losing someone close to you.

A six-week online group for parents grieving the loss of an adult child.

A six-week online group for adult women grieving the loss of their mother.

How do we, as daughters, find our way after our moms have died? What happens to the empty chairs? This South NJ support group offers grief education, and most importantly, a place to speak your mom's name, tell her story, and honor her memory. This group is no charge and open to the community. Join us at our kitchen table - you aren't alone.

A six-week in person or online group for those grieving the loss of a spouse/partner.

Poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow has said, "There is no grief like the grief that does not speak." While no two losses are alike, being with people going through a similar experience can decrease isolation while providing a space to explore your unique journey and speak about your loss. This group provides a safe place as you learn to live and cope, day by day, while dealing with a broken heart after losing the person closest to you.

A six week online or in person group that provides a safe space to explore your journey, your feelings, and how you are coping as you redefine your identity in relation to your loss.

This group explores secondary losses and is designed to provide support as you take on new roles at a time that involves challenges in many aspects of life.
Rebuilding After Loss is suggested as a follow up to Grieving the Love of Your Life.
In Person

Mondays August 19th - September 30th

6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

A six-week online group for anyone who has lost a family member or friend.

This group's goal is to help you find your way to a new life that encompasses the absence of your loved one. You will have the opportunity to share your story, to give and receive support and comfort, and to honor and memorialize your loved one.

No yoga experience necessary.

This is a special, seven-week group for anyone interested in exploring their grief journey through the chakras utilizing yoga asana (poses), breathwork (pranayama) and meditation.

This group is open to any level of yoga experience (including beginners) and is designed to be a slow, gentle, healing practice that supports the exploration of loss and healing.

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Educational Resources- Does your Student Need Help Academically?   No cost/Free Informative session        

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Educational Resources- Does your Student Need Help Academically?   No cost/Free Informative session        

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Fusion's Tutoring: Summer Virtual Open House May 7,2024 @ 2-3 pm  Click Here

Fusion's Tutoring: Summer Virtual Open House June 25,2024 @ 2 -3 pm. Click Here

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NJ FAMILY POLICY COUNCIL

NJ PHYSICIANS ADVISORY

PARENTS: THE ANTIDRUG

WWW.THETRUTH.COM (the truth about tobacco use)

VZW HOPELINE

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Addiction Services

The Gloucester County Division of Addiction Services coordinates services for adults and adolescents seeking help for substance use issues. Addiction Services may include:

Prevention

Intervention

Treatment - Detox, Residential, Outpatient, Halfway House

Recovery Support - Medication-Assisted Treatment, Sober Living

Must be a Gloucester County resident, and for many services, meet income eligibility guidelines.

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Office of Mental Health

The Office of Mental Health collaborates with state and local partners for the planning and resource development for our citizens with mental health issues.

Stigma-Free Resource Guide

For information on a wide range of mental health and substance use resources, check out the latest Stigma Free Resource Guide

Mental Health Board

The Mental Health Board members are appointed by the Board of County Commissioners.  The Administrator and the Mental Health Board work in close collaboration with the New Jersey Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services and the Professional Advisory Committee (PAC) in developing a Mental Health Plan and scope of service.

Addiction & Mental Health Disorders

The Office of Mental Health Services and the Office of Addiction Services work in collaboration as needed. Addiction and mental health disorders may be co-occurring illnesses in some situations; therefore, necessitating integrated treatment options.

Mental Health Emergencies

If you or a loved one is experiencing thoughts of or has a plan of suicide or harm to self or others, due to mental illness, immediately call Psychiatric Emergency Screening Services at 856-845-9100. If you or your loved one is in imminent danger, call 911 immediately.

NJ Disaster Response Crisis Counseling (NJDRCC)

If you want to learn more about the NJ Disaster Response Crisis Counseling (NJDRCC) volunteer program, please fill out the information below.  By filling out this form, you are giving permission to receive emails from the County of Gloucester regarding the NJDRCC – Gloucester County Chapter program.

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Office of Mental Health | Gloucester County, NJ

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Mental Health Services is responsible for the planning and resource development for our citizens with mental health issues.

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Profits Over People? Not Our Kids. Not Today.

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Profits Over People? Not Our Kids. Not Today.

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Potential Tobacco Product Violations Reporting - Form FDA 3779

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An official website of the United States government