Help save a life with naloxone.
An overdose can happen to anyone who takes opioids—with or without a prescription. It could happen to a co-worker or even a customer. Learn to administer naloxone and reverse overdose.
Reverse an opioid overdose with lifesaving naloxone.
Naloxone is a medication that works to rapidly reverse an opioid overdose when administered properly and at the right time.
Bystanders like you are often the first to come upon someone who has overdosed. Because this can happen anywhere—even in the workplace—you and your employees can be prepared to act and reverse an overdose by getting trained to administer naloxone.
Get empowered. Help save a life.
Here’s what you need to get started.
The Naloxone Training Tools will prepare you to conduct an employee training and get naloxone kits on-site. Simply follow the 3 steps below.
Step 1
Get Naloxone.
In Oregon, anyone can obtain naloxone directly from a pharmacist.
Step 2
Download the Training Tools.
Get everything you need to train your team:
Training Guide
Instruction Card and Poster
Customizable Training Outreach Flyer
Training Acknowledgment Form
These tools are available for download in English, Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese, and Simplified Chinese.
Step 3
Train Staff.
By taking a short training, you and your employees will learn how to recognize and reverse an opioid overdose.
Oregon law protects you.
Oregon has a law that protects anyone who administers naloxone in a good faith effort to reverse an opioid overdose. Learn more about the law.
“What I’ve appreciated is that everybody comes together to respond and help another human being — that’s really powerful.”
—Angela
“You will never know when it may happen and there is probably nothing more important than potentially saving a life.”
—Misha