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Minnesota's fight against drug-related disparities | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

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The Twin Cities Recovery Project is working to address the racial disparities in drug-related arrests and substance use disorder outcomes in Minnesota by offering resources and training to people of color, while also providing harm reduction services to individuals experiencing homelessness and addiction.

The post Recovery from substance abuse needs peer and community support appeared first on Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder.

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