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Knowing what to do in a critical moment can feel overwhelming.
But it doesn’t have to be complicated. Understanding how to use naloxone (and when to act), can make all the difference.
04/15/2026
Every city is full of stories you’ll never see coming!
Sometimes those stories unfold faster than anyone expects. Knowing that can change how we show up for the people around us.
Narcan shouldn't be controversial. What has caused this stigma?
Do you carry or are you willing to carry Narcan with you?
04/09/2026
1 in 3 doesn't seem like a lot until you scale it. The pink in the crowd represents those who know someone personally who has been affected by an overdose.
The world is not alone in this problem, speak up and speak out 💟
04/08/2026
No matter where the day (or night) takes you, the small things you carry can matter more than you think.
Overdoses don’t always happen where people expect them to, and often in moments that feel ordinary. Being prepared doesn’t have to be complicated, but it can make a difference!
Myth vs Fact: Narcan is only for people with addiction.
The reality is more complex; overdoses can involve prescription medication, accidental misuse, or substances someone didn’t realize were present.
Understanding that changes who we think this is for, and why it matters.
Back out in the city for another round of conversations!
Every person brings a different experience and outlook, and every one of them matters.
04/01/2026
Grief can be tough to deal with. Chances are, if you are experiencing the loss due to an overdose, many people around you are as well.
Have a discussion and make a difference.
This wasn’t about building a product. It was about solving a problem we kept seeing.
Naloxone works, but only if it’s there. That insight is what shaped everything that came next.
03/28/2026
Overdoses don’t always happen alone.
Nearly half occur when someone else is right there.
The difference between tragedy and survival often comes down to preparedness, not intention.
Being nearby matters. Being ready matters more.
Overdoses don’t always happen where or when people expect them to.
They happen in ordinary moments, in familiar places, to people who never thought they’d be at risk. That reality is why awareness and access matter!
Man on the street! You never know what someone has seen, lived through, or carried with them.
Listening is where understanding starts.
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