Please be aware that the the unregulated drug supply is unpredictable and information about how to recognize and respond to a drug poisoning (overdose) can change.

Naloxone Frequently Asked Questions
This information sheet provides information about naloxone, how it works and addresses common questions related to storage and use.

NaloxoneTraining.com
This quick-training tool can be used by Take Home Naloxone sites to support training individuals who are reciving a Take Home Naloxone kit. The URL for this training tool is displayed on all BC Take Home Naloxone kits. We recommend that individuals who have never taken opioid response or naloxone training first take the Naloxone 101 course listed above. 

VIDEO - SAVE ME Steps to Save a Life
This video combines separate training modules to provide an overview of how to recognize and respond to an opioid poisoning (overdose) using the SAVE ME Steps using either Intramuscular (injectable) or Intranasal (nasal) naloxone. 

Naloxone 101 Course
This is a self-guided, interactive course on how to recognize and respond to a drug poisoning, including how to use naloxone. This course takes approximately one hour to complete.

Naloxone Training ManualCreated to support any person interested in learning how to prevent, recognize and respond to opioid opioid poisoning. It includes the key knowledge and competencies required to administer naloxone.

Nasal Naloxone Quick Tips
Quick tips to support responding to opioid poisonign using nasal naloxone.

Responding to a Drug Poisoning Guide (Brochure)
Previously called the 'Overdose Survival Guide'. This resource is available to order for sites registered in the Take Home Naloxone program.