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Use Naloxone to Reverse an Opioid Overdose August 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day, a global event that aims to raise awareness that overdose death is preventable and to reduce the stigma associated with drug-related death. One way you can prevent a fatal opioid overdose is by carrying and using naloxone (also known by the brand name, Narcan). By carrying naloxone, you can potentially save someone’s life even before first responders arrive. Learn more about naloxone   Perspective from Families & More From now until International Overdose Awareness Day, we encourage you to read stories from those who have felt the impact of overdose death. Explore our resources for honoring those we have lost, helping overcome the stigma of addiction and preventing future tragedies. Learn more >   Follow us on Social Media We will also be sharing stories and resources through August 31 on our social media channels in recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day. Follow us to stay up to date. Facebook > Instagram > Twitter > LinkedIn >   Read our Op-ed in The Hill The pains wrought by both COVID-19 and addiction are devastating millions of families. Our founder, Joseph A. Califano, Jr., and our CEO, Creighton Drury, penned an op-ed for The Hill demanding funding for mental health and substance use programs and asking Congress to address the rising overdose deaths that are rapidly mounting. Read more > 485 Lexington Avenue,Suite 300 New York, NY 10017 drugfree.org Get involved Prevention & early action Treatment & recovery About us privacy policy  |    DONATE NOW   Get Support Now Our help is free, confidential and safe.   Text 55753 Schedule a Call Email a Specialist

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