Narcan Training & Access
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.
Narcan Training Calendar
This calendar contains in-person Narcan trainings that are open to the public. The trainings run about an hour. You will receive a Narcan Kit upon attendance. Please use the Narcan Request Form to RSVP for a training to ensure the Trainer brings enough Narcan. If you do not RSVP you are still welcome to attend and the trainer will help get Narcan to you in the days that follow if they do not have enough on hand.
Interested in a group Narcan training session?
We offer free training to businesses, community organizations, schools, and more. Email to schedule a FREE group training.
Does your organization offer Narcan training?
Contact us if your organization provides Narcan training in Sullivan County, NY and should appear on this calendar.
Naloxbox Map
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. *
Find your nearest Naloxbox location
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.
Find your nearest Naloxbox location
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.
FREE Narcan Kit and/or Training
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.