Every two months, the community comes together for a dedicated day of awareness — with liquor and drug stores closing their doors to mark the occasion. Rather than simply removing access, the day is focused on education and open conversation, giving people the opportunity to learn about the real impacts of alcohol and drug use in an engaging and non-judgmental way.
Through community events and honest discussions, people are encouraged to reflect on their choices and explore the positive outcomes that can come from making a change. It’s not about shame — it’s about empowering people with the knowledge and support they need to make better decisions for themselves and those around them.
