Naloxone is a lifesaving medication often referred to by the brand name of Narcan. If someone is experiencing an overdose, you can administer naloxone with an easy-to-use nasal spray. Naloxone will temporarily revive someone, restore their breathing, and prevent an overdose until medical professionals arrive.
This calendar contains in-person Narcan trainings that are open to the public as well as events where Narcan can be obtained from a United Sullivan partner. The stand-alone trainings run about an hour and can be scheduled for a group or organization upon request by clicking the “Request Training” link or by filling out the form at the bottom of the page. You may also select “Narcan Kit” option on the form at the bottom of the page if you are unable to obtain Narcan at one of these events or from a distribution point located on the Naloxone Access Map below. You will be contacted to arrange delivery.
1st Training – 11:30a 2nd Training – 1:30p The fair is 11 am to 3:30 pm. Location is 6 Mattison road, White Lake, and 17B. Across from Bethel Medical/Garnet. It will be in the hall next to the church.
Join us as we raise awareness about overdoses and reduce the stigma of drug-related deaths. Hear state and local leaders talk about what is being done to battle the opioid crisis in our community. Open your hearts as families share […]
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Contact us if your organization provides Narcan training in Sullivan County, NY and should appear on this calendar.
A Naloxbox is a small cabinet affixed to a wall that contains multiple doses of Naloxone (Narcan).
*Most alarms have been disconnected and alarm warnings covered. *
This map contains the location of Naloxboxes located across Sullivan County. Click on the icons to get more details about the exact location of that box and details about where it is located in that facility.
This map contains the location of Naloxboxes located across Sullivan County. Click on the icons to get more details about the exact location of that box and details about where it is located in that facility.
Naloxone is a lifesaving agent. If someone is experiencing an overdose, you can administer naloxone with an injection or an easy-to-use nasal spray. Naloxone will temporarily revive someone, restore their breathing, and prevent an overdose until medical professionals arrive.
Together, we can prevent opioid overdoses in our community. Fill out the form to request your FREE Narcan Kit and/or Training.
