How to Give Naloxone Video (available in 12 languages)

How to Give Naloxone

These “How to Give Naloxone” videos break down the steps of how to administer naloxone with simple, easy-to-understand instructions – available in 12 languages. They are public-facing and available for you to use and share.

Naloxone Nasal Spray Pamphlet

This pamphlet provides simple instructions on using naloxone nasal spray to quickly reverse an opioid overdose. Print and fold it to distribute with naloxone for easy reference in emergencies.

“Get Naloxone Here” Poster

Make sure people know where to find and access the naloxone kits in your facility. Download, print, and prominently display this poster to guide individuals during an overdose emergency.

Signs of an Opioid Overdose Poster

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Quick recognition saves lives. Download, print, and prominently display this poster to help people identify the signs of an opioid overdose and take action right away.

Oregon Good Samaritan Law Poster

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Help your community understand their protections under Oregon’s Good Samaritan Law. Download, print, and display this poster in your space so people know they can call 911 in an overdose emergency.

Good Samaritan Law Wallet Cards

Make it simple and straightforward for people to remember the details of Oregon’s Good Samaritan Law with these printable wallet cards that include an English side and a Spanish side for accessible distribution.

Intramuscular Naloxone Pamphlet

This pamphlet provides simple instructions on using naloxone intramuscular injection to quickly reverse an opioid overdose. Print and fold it to distribute with naloxone for easy reference in emergencies.

Substance Use & Overdose Trends in Oregon

Substance Use & Overdose Trends in Oregon

This training presentation was updated in July 2026. It provides an overview of current substance use and overdose trends in Oregon and emerging substances seen in the illicit drug supply. It also shares insights from drug checking programs and practical strategies organizations can use to reduce overdose risk.