Media Guide

Social Media

The department uses social media to connect with families and individuals to share information, safety tips, and more. The graphics and messaging below are for sharing on social media to support DCF’s mission of protecting the vulnerable, promoting strong and economically self-sufficient families, and advancing personal and family recovery and resiliency. For questions or requests, please contact

Fighting the Ongoing Opioid Battle

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Anyone Can Misuse Opioids

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Anyone Can Misuse Opioids (square)

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Help a Friend Find Treatment

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Help a Friend Find Treatment (square)

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Recovery is Possible

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Recovery is Possible (square)

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Struggling with Addiction

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Struggling with Addiction (square)

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Treatment Can Get Your Life Back

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Treatment Can Get Your Life Back (square)

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Important messages to share

• Opioids are highly addictive, and they change how the brain works. Anyone is susceptible to opioid misuse disorder, even when opioids are prescribed by a doctor and taken as directed. Ask your doctor about other options to manage pain to remove the risk of opioid misuse disorder.
• Signs of opioid misuse include trouble keeping a job, relationship turmoil, and run-ins with law enforcement. Recovery is possible! Visit iSaveFL.com to locate treatment facilities and overdose prevention medication.
• Recovery does not happen overnight. Asking for help from family, friends, co-workers, and others can make a big difference. Visit iSaveFL.com to for resources on how to find treatment.
• If you know or suspect someone is misusing opioids, ask if you can help. Find available resources at iSaveFL.com. Recovery is possible!
• Treatment can help people get their lives back before it is too late. Visit iSaveFL.com to locate resources.
• Opioid misuse often involves long-term follow-up and repeated care to be effective and prevent relapse. Recovery is a life-long process. Visit iSaveFL.com to locate available resources in your area.
• Flyer with additional messaging: What You Need to Know About Treatment and Recovery (cdc.gov)