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@@user-zf6rx8ht9w Hi there, we have reached out to our client contact at Heritage Park to obtain their permission. We will be in touch very soon. Thanks!

Hi there, I received approval from my client. You can go ahead and use the video. Let me know if there is anything else you need.

Hi there, I received approval from my client. You can go ahead and use the video. Let me know if there is anything else you need.

Hi there, thank you for your comment. We are a video production company and not the actual service provider. This is on our channel as an example of a mini documentary we have produced. However, I do know that the work that this organization is involved in has saved countless lives, helped people overcome addiction and transitioned them back into society. The healthcare costs that have been saved as a result of programs such as this far outweigh any impact on the taxpayer. I wholeheartedly agree that not all programs are successful, but unless there are not-for-profits such as these who are willing to invest in research and implement programming to help eradicate social issues we can only expect the worst possible outcomes.

You maybe the video company but the program is involved with this. Maybe the part of the program where it helps people understand what triggers them to drink and help them to stop. Not give them the poison to continue so you they can be functioning alcoholics cause that is all you are doing. And when you do give them the alcohol of course you are going to be close to them cause it’s like you are drinking with them. You are not dealing with the problem in a Healthy way. You can’t really talk and reason with someone who is drinking…. It doesn’t break the pattern.. How can you even get money to do this to someone? Pisses me off. Alcohol hurts people…. I knew someone who died and it affected everyone close to them… Learn why you drink or use and do what you can to stop… 🙏

@@Tammy2223 I totally understand, and I am really sorry that you lost someone. But this program is actually for people with addictions that live on the streets who are turning to alternative substances containing alcohol such as mouthwash and hand sanitizer. These 'non-beverage' products contain chemicals that are lethal when ingested. So the Managed Alcohol Program is a way of helping participants manage their consumption of alcohol, and in particular to help them reduce and eliminate their consumption of harmful non-beverage alcohol. I am a videographer and not a social worker, but I do know that this program has been successful in its quest to eliminate the consumption of harmful non-beverage alcohol and assist people with their quest to become alcohol-free. Take care.

@@a2communications I know about all that and it is sad. People I know have addiction problems and some have been on the streets and still are. And have died from the addictions or are very sick. The alcohol hurts the pancreas and then it affects several areas of your body from that. Fluid builds up in different places in the body and you have to have tubes inserted to drain. Even around your heart. It’s Very painful. You have moments that you may vomit because from the inflammation, meds, feeding tube and the pain. It affects your breathing and your heart rate. You have to be put on dialysis to help clean your blood and help your kidneys. You are at risk for infections and you can’t have surgery. You can even develop blood clots and be on blood thinner meds which could cause you to bleed. You can stop breathing. You have to be put on a ventilator at the being until you breath on your own. And you are not asleep or sedated all the time when you are on it. Alcohol also leads to street drugs as well. But this program still gives the dam poison to the people which doesn’t help. Like you said the program helps manage their alcohol intake. Its still enabling the people with addictions to drink. Exactly what you learn in AA or Ala-non. Codependency.. This program is saying it’s okay to drink regardless of the damage it does to people.

Good question, Steven. I’m sure it would be fine to do that.

Awesome! Stay safe, Steven.

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