SCAN RBI Del Rio

25/02/2026

https://www.samhsa.gov/substance-use/learn/risks

All drug use comes with risk. Know the facts before letting drugs take their toll on you and your family.

25/02/2026

So grateful for all the amazing agencies that partnered with us for today’s fair! It truly takes collaboration to serve our community, and we couldn’t have done it without you.

20/02/2026

Please join us Tuesday, February 24th from 9am-12pm at 315 E. Chapoy St.

18/02/2026

https://www.samhsa.gov/substance-use/treatment/co-occurring-disorders

Learn about the co-occurring disorders, and other health conditions which can occur in people with substance use disorders.

12/02/2026

💗 Valentine’s Week Reminder: Love Includes You 💗

As Valentine’s Day approaches this Saturday, we often focus on showing love to others — but this is also a time to reflect on how we care for ourselves.

For some, this week brings celebration.
For others, it can bring loneliness, stress, relationship pressure, or emotional triggers.

This is your reminder:
💛 Your worth is not defined by your relationship status.
💛 Healthy love includes healthy boundaries.
💛 Coping with stress doesn’t have to involve substances.
💛 It’s okay to ask for support.

This week, let’s choose compassion — for ourselves and for one another. 💕

04/02/2026

💜 February Check-In: Let’s Start the Month with Care 💜

A new month is a good reminder to pause and check in—with ourselves and with the people around us. Winter can still feel heavy, and for many, stress, loneliness, or emotional fatigue can linger after the new year.

This week, we encourage our community to:
✨ Prioritize mental health and emotional wellness
✨ Stay mindful of substance use as a coping tool
✨ Reach out for support when things feel overwhelming
✨ Check in on friends, family, and coworkers

You don’t have to carry everything alone. Support is available—this week and every week. 💛

27/01/2026

Do you think someone in your life is struggling with substance use disorder? Are you looking for ways to help and support them but are not sure how or where to begin? Learn how to start the conversation with your loved ones, and find resources to help:

22/01/2026

Parenting classes, childcare, and family programs strengthen connection and stability during treatment and recovery. Families heal together.

15/01/2026

Different treatment options exist for substance use disorders – there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Clinical addiction care offers a range of treatments to meet you where you are. Find treatment that works for you: findtreatment.gov .gov

07/01/2026

💛 Settling Into the New Year — One Week at a Time

The excitement of the new year can fade quickly, and for many people, this week brings fatigue, stress, or pressure to “get it all together.” If you’re feeling overwhelmed, unmotivated, or emotionally drained — you’re not alone.

This week is a reminder that:
🌱 Progress doesn’t have to be fast
🌱 Small steps still count
🌱 It’s okay to ask for help
🌱 Your mental health matters every day

At SCAN, we’re here to support you with:

✅ Substance use intervention
✅ Recovery-focused resources
✅ A safe, judgment-free space to talk

You don’t need to have everything figured out right now. Support is available, and healing happens one step at a time. 💛

Let’s move through this week with patience, compassion, and care — for ourselves and for one another.

29/12/2025

🎆New Year's Week: A fresh start, one day at a time
As we welcome a new year, many people feel pressure to make big changes or set perfect resolutions. But real growth doesn't happen overnight-it happens one choice, one day, one step at a time.
This new year, we encourage you to:
✨Be gentle with yourself
✨Set realistic goals for your mental health and well-being
✨Choose healthy ways to cope with stress and emotions
✨Reach out for support when you need it
Whether you're celebrating, reflecting, or simply getting through the day, you don't have to do it alone.
Here's to a new year rooted in hope, healing, and support.

24/12/2025

🎄Christmas Week Reminder: You're not alone
Christmas week can bring joy, traditions, and togetherness-but it can also bring stress, grief, loneliness, or emotional triggers. For many, this time of year is complicated, and that's okay.
This week, we encourage everyone to:
✨Give yourself permission to feel whatever comes up
✨Set healthy boundaries around gatherings and expectations
✨Choose coping strategies that support your well-being
✨Reach out for support if the holidays feel heavy
✅Substance use intervention
✅Recovery-focused resources
✅A safe, confidential, judgement-free space
Whether this season feels full of celebration or quiet reflection, you deserve care, understanding, and support.
Wishing our community peace, safety, and support this Christmas week.