Mission Overdose Community Action Team

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The Mission Overdose Community Action Team (MOCAT) bring together multiple stakeholders to support & facilitate partnerships,coordinate programs & services,address gaps,and plan for coordinated community action on the opioid crisis.

02/04/2026

Need naloxone but can't make it to one of our offices? No worries! As Minnesota's NextDistro partner, we can ship (free!) naloxone anywhere in the state. Never a bad idea to have some on hand! 🖤
If you're interested or want to learn more about this program, visit nextdistro.org/minnesota 🔗

01/26/2026
01/23/2026

This February, we're diving into drug-related stigma and how to dismantle deadly misconceptions and discrimination through our free webinar as part of Foundational Fridays. Through this webinar, we'll examine the intersection of social inequalities, substance use, and stigma, with a focus on the barriers that individuals who use drugs face in accessing essential services. Attendees will explore the lived experiences of both current and former drug users, gaining insight into how stigma can profoundly impact multiple aspects of their lives — including relationships with family, friends, employers, and healthcare providers.

Through a harm reduction lens, we'll explore how internalized stigma can exacerbate harmful behaviors and hinder recovery and discuss strategies for fostering empathy and reducing stigma in client interactions. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the role of service providers in perpetuating or mitigating stigma and how this awareness can lead to more inclusive and supportive engagement practices.

By critically reflecting on their own potential contributions to stigma, attendees will gain practical tools to enhance their ability to connect with clients authentically and effectively, ultimately promoting better outcomes for individuals who use drugs. This session will offer concrete strategies for building trusting, non-judgmental relationships that support long-term health and well-being within a harm reduction framework. Sign up today: bit.ly/DismantlingDrugRelatedStigma2026

01/21/2026

In December, the federal government announced it would classify illicit fentanyl as a “weapon of mass destruction.” Having buried my ...

01/21/2026

Change starts with awareness and action.

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01/20/2026
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01/14/2026

Today at 11am!!

01/14/2026

It's that time of year again! The Coldest Night of the Year is coming to Mission. This year's toque is very stylish. Get yours by participating and raising pledges as a walker... or recruit your own team.

Did you know that this is a national event, taking place across Canada. Mission is proud to represent Mission Youth House and Hope Central. Funds raised go towards food and refuge programs for youth and adults experiencing homelessness.

Join in to help make a difference right here.

www.cnoy.org/mission

01/08/2026
Thanks to the Tri-Cities Community Action Team - TC CAT for bringing Precarious to the Inlet Theatre in Port Moody! Des...
12/13/2025

Thanks to the Tri-Cities Community Action Team - TC CAT for bringing Precarious to the Inlet Theatre in Port Moody! Despite the challenging weather we had a great audience, brilliant staff at the theatre and Roxanne the CAT Coordinator and and her team did an amazing job.

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More About MOCAT

Knocking down the walls of silence that keep people from talking about substance use is an important step towards addressing the overdose crisis in British Columbia. Recognizing that people who use drugs are real people helps to put a human face behind the numbers of so many preventable tragedies.

The Mission Overdose Community Action Team (MOCAT) has been established proactively to bring together multiple stakeholders to support and facilitate local partnerships, coordinate programs and services, address gaps, and plan for collaborative community action around the opioid overdose crisis.

The MOCAT aims to be inclusive, diverse and have representation from people with lived and living experience with substance use (PWLLE) including family members, first responders, community service providers, health authority and government staff and individuals affected by the overdose crisis.