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Anyone can be affected by opioid overdose. Regardless of whether you work in a homeless shelter, a domestic violence service agency, or with youth, you can help your clients be safer and help them prevent and respond to opioid overdoses.
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Signs of Overdose
Sometimes it may be hard to tell if someone is overdosing or is just really high. Here is how you can tell the difference...
Responding to an Overdose
Knowing what to do and who to call when someone has an overdose is critical to saving their life. Here's some tips on how to respond effectively.
