Virtual Trailer Identifies Hidden Warning Signs Of Substance Abuse

Tuesday, November 3, 2020 at 9:19 AM

The Coalition for a Drug Free Batesville is partnering with RALI Indiana to bring a virtual Hidden in Plain Site trailer to the community.

Coalition for a Drug Free Batesville Facebook photo.

(Batesville, Ind.) – The Coalition for a Drug Free Batesville is partnering with RALI Indiana to bring a virtual Hidden in Plain Site trailer to the community.

The RALI CARES trailer is outfitted to look like a teenager’s or young adult’s bedroom but is filled with hidden warning signs of substance abuse.

The physical trailer has traveled all over the country educating parents, grandparents, teachers and caregivers.

Former law enforcement and experts point out the red flags of substance misuse based on their years of experience and discuss ways to seek help if someone is struggling with addiction.

Visit the virtual trailer at https://www.rali-in.org/rali-cares.

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