A community program hoping to save lives held its annual event at Scissortail Park on Saturday evening. The Prevention and Recovery in the Park, put on by Developing Caring Communities Committed to Action and Substance Use Prevention Alliance, was all about educating the community on the dangers of fentanyl, while helping people prevent and understand overdoses and drug abuse. >> Download the KOCO 5 AppDCCCA gave out hundreds of bags with Narcan, and the event even had the new Narcan vending machine for anyone who wanted it. “We want to have fun and connect people with resources, but, also, we know there are people who are struggling with addiction, and they need help," said Lisa Harper with DCCCA. "We know that impacts everybody in the family, not just the person dealing with addiction.”SUPA said this event marked their fourth Prevention and Recovery in the Park. “Just sharing help and hope and having fun while doing it. We’ve got games and bounce houses, so it’s a really great event," Harper said. "We’ve got over 40 resources out here, things that make a whole healthy family.”They said events like these are for everyone. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here."We want to connect everybody in the family to helpful resources. So, that might be recovery organizations, treatment organizations or naloxone," Harper said. SUPA said they hear from people at these events who didn't know these resources were available to them. “After the event, we hear really great feedback from people that have come. We might see them at a future event, and we hear stories of people using that naloxone kit to save a life," Harper said. All the Narcan given out at the event was free to anyone who came by. Top HeadlinesFather of victim in Henryetta murder-suicide talks coping with tragedyOklahoma Rep. Ryan Martinez to resign from office following pleaPerkins-Tyron third-grade teacher arrested for allegedly being drunk at work'Never saw any signs': Brother, uncle of quadruple murder-suicide victims speaks out