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Overdose Information and Prevention

Marie lost a son to an overdose.




Behind every overdose
death, there was a life.

Get a Take Home Naloxone Kit

Call HealthLine 811 to find a program site near you or view the Take Home Naloxone Program map. Take Home Naloxone Program Sites

Make a Plan for Safer Drug Use

There is always a risk when you use drugs, but there are steps you can take to be safer. Take Steps to be Safer

What is an Overdose?

Learn more about the signs and risk factors that could lead to an overdose.

Make a Plan for Safer Drug Use

Take precautions to keep yourself and/or your loved one safe.

Illicit Drugs in Saskatchewan

Learn about different substances, as well as overdose statistics in Saskatchewan.

For Family and Friends of People Who Use Drugs

Get information about how to talk to your child/loved one about drugs and drug use, as well as access resources and supports for those who may have a friend or family member using illicit substances.

Overdose Outreach Teams

Learn about teams that connect with people who have recently experienced an overdose to help them access programs and services.

Where to Get a Take Home Naloxone Kit

To find a Take Home Naloxone Program near you call HealthLine 811 or view the Take Home Naloxone Program map.

More Resources

Find information and links to additional resources related to mental health, addictions and harm reduction support.

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