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Archer Residents Can Access Online Resources for Lung Cancer, Substance Use Prevention, Senior Care
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Archer: Lung Cancer, Substance Use, Senior Care Resources Online

Archer residents can find online resources for lung cancer support, substance use prevention, and senior care. The Lung Cancer Group, SUPE, and ECDOL offer valuable information for individuals and families.

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09/16/2026 · Archer edition

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Archer residents seeking information about lung cancer can visit The Lung Cancer Group's website. For substance use prevention, the Substance Use Prevention Education (SUPE) program offers parents a guide to fentanyl. This guide includes tips, warning signs, and educational videos about fentanyl dangers. SUPE also provides resources on preventing children from encountering online drug dealers, explaining methods like the "Emoji code" and aspects of the dark web.

Aging adults and their families can access free resources from Excellent Care, Decency & Optimal Living (ECDOL). These include "A Comprehensive Guide to Elderly Community Resources," which details community support and available services. ECDOL also offers "Senior Living Resources in Florida," a directory to help locate senior care facilities and services within the state.

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