Signs of Opioid Overdose
Quick recognition page for breathing changes, unresponsiveness, skin color changes, choking or gurgling sounds, and what to do right away.
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Overdose Prevention Resources
This resource cluster will help visitors recognize overdose warning signs, understand how naloxone works, and know what to do after an overdose. The pages will prioritize fast action, local supply access, and practical support.
If someone may be overdosing
- Call 911.
- Give naloxone if you have it.
- Try to keep the person awake and breathing.
- Place the person on their side to help prevent choking.
- Stay with them until emergency help arrives.
If you are not sure whether it is an overdose, treat it like one. Fast action can save a life.
How to Use Naloxone
Plain-language nasal naloxone steps, when to give another dose, what naloxone can and cannot do, and where to get supplies.
View page previewAfter an Overdose
Support after the immediate crisis, including medical follow-up, replacing naloxone, reducing future risk, and support for loved ones.
View page previewLocal Supplies
Feature Hope Council's Public Health Vending Machine at 6103 39th Ave. as a 24/7 source for no-cost naloxone, fentanyl/xylazine test strips, safe disposal kits, safer-use supplies, and other supplies, subject to availability.
Training And Support
Connect visitors to naloxone training, prevention education, peer support, treatment providers, and Loved Ones Group depending on what they need next.