End stigma campaign - Described video

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Transcript - End stigma campaign - Described video

Voice 1: (female 30-39) “I never thought opioids would affect someone close to me…”
[A woman sits on a couch, next to a basket of laundry. She holds a hardhat.]

Voice 2: (male 50-60) “That people would judge and make her feel invisible…”
[A man and a woman stand in a kitchen, not looking at each other.]

Voice 3: (male young 20s) “That he’d be ashamed to talk about his opioid use.”
[A young basketball player sits on a bench in a locker room.]

Voice 1:(female 30-39) “ It happened to my husband.”
[The woman on the couch stares out the window.]

Voice 4: (female 50-60) “Our daughter.”
[In the kitchen,close-up of a photo of a young woman on the fridge.]

Voice 3: (male young 20s) “My best friend…”
[The basketball player looks into the camera.]

Narrator: “This story could be yours.”

Narrator: “Every day in Canada, 12 people die of an opioid overdose.”
[Millions of dots converge, creating a map of Canada]

Narrator: “The Government of Canada is taking action.“
[In front of the map, five photos of Canadians of diverse genders, ages and ethnicities.]

Narrator: “Help end stigma.”
[Text on screen: Get the facts at Canada.ca/Opioids]

A message from the Government of Canada.
[Canada workmark]