What you need to know about fentanyl – 4×9 rack card
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In this video, Frances Fu and Kristen Marshall from the Drug Overdose Prevention and Education (DOPE) Project share how to recognize an overdose, and how to use Narcan to reverse the overdose and save a person’s life.
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The only video specific to WA State, this training covers overdose risks, the WA State Good Samaritan Law and shows a step-by-step demonstration on what to do in an opioid overdose (including rescue breathing and naloxone).
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Dependence and addiction to opioids can happen quickly. Why can it be so hard to stop using opioids? Every person reacts to opioids differently. The National Safety Council is America’s leading nonprofit safety advocate – and has been for over 100 years. To learn more, visit www.nsc.org
2024 social media toolkit – image posts
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This archive includes image assets and a spreadsheet that details messages that can be used in a social media campaign.
2024 social media toolkit – video posts
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This archive includes three photo assets and a spreadsheet that details their online location and messages that can be used in a social media campaign.
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Overdose can happen to anyone. Naloxone is a medicine used to help people survive overdose by temporarily stopping the effect of opioids. Naloxone won’t hurt someone, even if they aren’t experiencing an overdose. Go to whatcomhope.org for more information about Naloxone.