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The Lake Forest Park Police Department is proud to continue its partnership with Hopestream, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit offering compassionate support, education, and community for parents whose teens and young adults are navigating substance use and mental health challenges.
Through this partnership, families in our community can access free resources, Narcan, educational workshops and courses through Hopestream memberships—providing connection, understanding, and research-backed guidance.
Hopestream's Limited Free Membership is now available to all parents, which includes a complimentary introductory course as a supportive starting point for parents seeking clarity and tools they can use immediately.
To inquire about free memberships for Lake Forest Park residents, email info@hopestreamcommunity.org and don't hesitate to share this with someone you think could use the support 🌟
More News from Lake Forest Park
- Lake Forest Park Parks Board to Consider 2027 Work Plan, Community Events Proposed priorities include planning for the Lakefront property, expanding recreation opportunities, improving park information, and increasing community participation.
- Lake Forest Park Civil Service Commission Approves Police Hiring Lists, Discusses Staffing Changes Commission confirms Police Chief Diego Zanella's appointment, ratifies a new civil service secretary and considers dividing a vacant support services position into two jobs.
