Opioid Overdose Prevention and Education

Signs of an Opioid Overdose

Know the warnings signs and what to do.

Choking, coughing, gurgling or snoring sounds
Dizziness and disorientation
Cold, blue or clammy skin
Small, constricted, pinpoint-sized pupils
Slow, irregular or stopped breathing
Unresponsiveness to voice or touch

How to Respond to an Opioid Overdose

Check for response
- Shout their name and shake their shoulders.
Call 911
- Call for medical attention if unresponsive.
Administer Naloxone
- Spray once into a nostril.
Start CPR
- Perform rescue breathing and/or chest compressions.
Stay with them
- If no improvement after 3-5 minutes, administer Naloxone in opposite nostril. Continue rescue breathing.

Sign up for Opioid Overdose Prevention and Education Workshop

Opioid Overdose is preventable. With the fourth wave of the opioid epidemic amidst us, knowledge regarding overdose warning signs and tools that can prevent death is imperative. This workshop will draw attention to opioid trends, signs and symptoms of overdose, and appropriate intervention. Each participant will have the opportunity to take home a Naloxone (Narcan) kit.

Report used Naloxone Kits

This information helps track that kits were used, where they were used via zip code and if more Naloxone is required. No personal data is required to report overdose reversals, and data is anonymous.

Report a used kit