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Join Rec Sports for the official launch of our group fitness program! Sample Les Mills classes with a Les Mills certified instructor. Enjoy giveaways throughout the event and credit for attending. You will also have an opportunity to learn more about how to get trained to teach Les Mills classes at Ramsey. We'll bring the energy; you bring a friend!

Join Rec Sports for more than 60 free, in-person, fitness classes on the Unlimited Fitness and Small Group Training schedules this week only.

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Save a life and stop opioid overdoses! Learn what an overdose is, what the signs and symptoms of an overdose are and how Naloxone and the OneBox are distributed across campus.

The Georgia Department of Public Health since 2022 has reported an increase in accidental opioid overdoses across the state of Georgia as a result of substances being contaminated with fentanyl.

Saving a life is the number one priority during an overdose.

While the majority of the UGA community does not consume alcohol or other recreational substances, opioid overdoses can occur under a number of different circumstances.

No different than AED/CPR first aid boxes that are placed strategically across campus, ONEbox units will also be available in case of an overdose situation. This program is a collaborative effort between The Fontaine Center, University Health Center Pharmacy, and other Student Affairs offices. Members of the UGA community can find a ONEBox which contains Naloxone as well as video instructions on how to administer it included within the boxes. ONEbox technology was developed by the West Virginia Drug Intervention Institute. Participate in this training to learn how the OneBox can help everyone to be an upstander and intervene if someone is in need of help.

Questions? Contact gbuttry@uhs.uga.edu for more information! 

Step into our 60-90 minute interactive upstander intervention program, where college students will be given the knowledge and skills to take action when they see someone in need. Change the narrative and become an upstander. All participants will receive a free Fontaine T-Shirt!

For more information on UMatter and upstander intervention go to: https://healthpromotion.uga.edu/umatter/ 

Step into our 60-90 minute interactive upstander intervention program, where college students will be given the knowledge and skills to take action when they see someone in need. Change the narrative and become an upstander. All participants will receive a free Fontaine T-Shirt!

For more information on UMatter and upstander intervention go to: https://healthpromotion.uga.edu/umatter/ 

Join The Fontaine Center for games and food before kickoff! 

Come to Tate Grand Hall at 6 PM to hear from Tra Battle, a former UGA Football Player, share his story about his struggle with mental health and suicide. Tra will offer encouragement and awareness about mental health and how to help someone who may be struggling. Students will also have the opportunity to hear from fellow students, learn about resources on campus, and get a #beatsuicide bandana to display on their backpack to raise awareness about this important issue. This event is part of BeWellUGA Week.