Addiction Awareness HCC has teamed up with the Washington County Health Department to provide regular NARCAN trainings on campus. The Behavioral Health Unit at the Washington County Health Department has also provided large doses of NARCAN to be distributed across the campus. HCC Campus Police have placed several doses of NARCAN in all the AED boxes. Those boxes are located in all of the student use buildings on campus. In addition to this, a NARCAN video was created at HCC with assistance from the local health department. This brief video describes the signs of an opioid overdose, provides information on NARCAN, and where it can be found on campus. The video also urges the viewers to reach out for help if they or someone they know are struggling with addiction. Hagerstown Community College has a Behavioral Intervention Team that can connect students or staff to resources to deal with someone that is struggling with an addiction. Sexual Assault Awareness HCC partnered with the One Love Foundation to present an awareness program about dating violence. This program has been presented to HCC Student Athletes. Members from the HCC BIT team worked on this project and helped facilitate the student training. If you or someone you know has been affected by a sexual assault, dating violence or domestic violence contact Campus Police or a member of the HCC BIT/ Care Team (www.hagerstowncc.edu/needhelp ) to be connected with resources. Hagerstown Community College can connect students to CASA, Inc. for services and assistance. For more information on CASA and their programs and services please go to: www.casainc. org If you are in crisis, and need to speak to someone NOW call the 24-hour hotline at 301-739-8975 (711 Hearing Impaired).
To report a crime, call the On-Duty Campus Police or Security officer at 240-500-2308 or stop by the office located in the Learning Resource Center Room 115. You can also email campus police at camppol@hagerstowncc.edu
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