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Narcan Training

Straightforward overdose recognition, emergency response steps, and naloxone awareness for public, workplace, and community settings.

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Course overview

Recognize an overdose and respond with a clear plan.

Narcan training gives everyday people a practical response framework: identify warning signs, call for help, give naloxone when appropriate, and keep the person supported until emergency responders arrive.

Naloxone emergency kit mounted in a public location
Overdose response Recognize possible overdose, call 911, give naloxone if available, and stay nearby. Notice Call Give

What you will learn

  • Possible signs of opioid overdose
  • How and when to activate emergency help
  • Naloxone basics and response steps
  • What to do while waiting for EMS

Good for

Libraries, schools, hospitality teams, local organizations, community groups, and public-facing workplaces.

Class flow

  1. Review possible overdose signs and scene safety basics.
  2. Walk through emergency calling, naloxone use, and follow-up care.
  3. Discuss realistic public-setting scenarios and common concerns.

Helpful details

Approachable for non-medical groups Useful add-on to CPR, AED, or First Aid sessions Designed to reduce hesitation in urgent moments

Quick quiz

Practice the response sequence.

A few quick reminders that recognition, calling for help, and staying with the person matter.

If you suspect an opioid overdose, what should be part of the response?

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