Any person or organization can request naloxone for pickup at our office. Any amount, no questions asked.
Our goal is to make life-saving overdose prevention supplies as low-barrier as possible. We often supply in-bulk to organizations who do direct service and community outreach.
One of our newer initiatives is partnerships with local businesses, including alcohol-serving establishments. Our goal? Narcan behind every bar. Narcan in every business.
We know our local businesses are an integral part of our community and can serve as important partners in reducing overdose deaths.
Distributing naloxone widely in the community helps ensure it is available in the event of an emergency, and helps reduce stigma.
We partner with community centers and community-based organizations to host small naloxone distribution stations that we keep restocked.
We distribute naloxone at every presentation we provide and every event we attend.
We ensure each recipient has the information needed to administer in case of emergency.
Presentations for after-school programs, special academic cohorts, or specific classes helps promote mental health resources and prevention education to youth.
We also provide training on using naloxone, in case youth encounter someone else experiencing an overdose.
We provide presentations to anyone who asks! This includes faith-based groups, volunteers, non-profit staff, individuals, and more. Virtual or in-person, at no cost.
We partner with local physicians to provide essential education about addiction medicine to healthcare providers and healthcare professions students.
This include de-stigmatizing addiction, promoting access to medication-assisted treatment, and promoting whole-person care.
Sacramento County Substance Use Prevention and Treatment Service can help you access treatment or find resources. Call the main line at (916) 875-1055
Offers medication-assisted treatment to promote recovery, alongside resources and supplies to prevent overdose and infectious disease.
Offers services and resources including free naloxone, HIV/HCV testing, case management, connection to treatment, and more.
The Sacramento County Opioid Coalition is partially funded by the California Department of Health Care Services through a contract to the California Overdose Prevention Network, a program of the Public Health Institute. Listing of resources is informational only and does not imply endorsement from the U.S. Government.
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