Narcan Education & Distribution

Learn How to Recognize an Overdose and Help Save a Life

Narcan Education & Distribution is a free community program that teaches participants how to recognize the signs of an opioid overdose, respond safely, and administer Narcan Nasal Spray. In less than 30 minutes, you’ll gain practical knowledge that could help save someone’s life during an emergency.

Following the training, eligible participants may receive a free Narcan nasal spray kit along with additional information about recovery resources and local support services.

Free Community Training That Can Make a Difference

Opioid overdoses can happen anywhere, and knowing how to respond quickly can save a life. Morgan County Substance Abuse Council offers free Narcan Education & Distribution training to help community members feel prepared to respond during an overdose emergency.

The training is designed for anyone—not just healthcare professionals. Friends, family members, caregivers, community members, and individuals affected by substance use are all encouraged to participate.

What You’ll Learn

During this interactive training, participants will learn how to:

  • Recognize the signs of an opioid overdose
  • Reduce overdose risks
  • Administer Narcan Nasal Spray
  • Contact emergency medical services
  • Perform additional lifesaving actions, including rescue breathing
  • Understand what happens after Narcan is administered

The program is easy to follow, takes less than 30 minutes to complete, and requires no previous medical experience.


Free Narcan Kits & Community Resources

After completing the training, eligible participants may receive a free Narcan Nasal Spray kit containing Naloxone Hydrochloride.

Participants will also receive information about:

  • Local treatment and recovery resources
  • Substance use disorder services
  • CPR training opportunities
  • Community support groups
  • Additional overdose prevention resources

The goal is to ensure participants leave with both the knowledge and the tools needed to respond confidently during an emergency.


Who Should Attend?

Narcan Education & Distribution is recommended for:

  • Community Members
  • Parents and Family Members
  • Friends and Caregivers
  • Schools and Educators
  • Businesses and Employers
  • Faith-Based Organizations
  • Community Groups
  • Individuals affected by substance use disorder

Everyone can play an important role in preventing overdose deaths.


Working Together to Save Lives

This program is offered through a partnership between Morgan County Substance Abuse Council (MCSAC), the Morgan County Health Department, and the local chapter of Parents of Addicted Loved Ones (PAL). Together, these organizations are committed to increasing education, improving access to Narcan, and connecting individuals with the resources they need to support recovery and strengthen our community.


Schedule a Free Narcan Training

Morgan County Substance Abuse Council proudly provides Narcan Education & Distribution training for organizations, businesses, schools, churches, and community groups throughout Morgan County.

 

Contact MCSAC today to schedule a free Narcan Education & Distribution training for your organization or community group.

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