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Dr. Alexander Walley answers key questions about naloxone and addresses myths about the overdose reversal medication.

The BOAT team consists of impacted family members, people in recovery, and local community members.

Max’s Mission gives out naloxone and educates the public about its benefits.

Now that the pilot phase of OR-HOPE is complete, they’re working with the Oregon Health Authority to expand the project.

The Crawfordsville Quick Response Team was founded to discuss what could be done in the community.

IHRC is a non-profit group that’s making a big impact on the opioid crisis in the Hawkeye State.

“Our approach is called “harm reduction” because it meets people where they are in life."

The Coalition works to promote the health, dignity, and human rights of individuals who use drugs and communities impacted by drug misuse.

We want to make an impact not only in our county but throughout West Virginia. Everything we work on has that premise.”

CRRS has implemented an overdose response program, “Staying Alive,” that provides overdose reversal training and naloxone distribution.

The program aims to provide education and training for individuals on overdose response- including the administration of Naloxone.