385* Kits Reported Used in NS
- since Jan 1, 2023
* as of June 30, 2023 this does not include any First Responders or people who have access to Naloxone through other programs.
Reporting Naloxone use to the program is completely voluntary, and so we do expect the actual kit use in community to be higher.
Reporting Naloxone use to the program is completely voluntary, and so we do expect the actual kit use in community to be higher.
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Naloxone kits are available free of charge to anyone who may experience, witness and/or respond to an opioid poisoning/overdose. The training session takes less than 20 minutes.
KITS DISTRIBUTED IN NOVA SCOTIA COMMUNITIES IN 2022
4213
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4657
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MARCH 20, 2023 PSA FROM NOVA SCOTIA HEALTH
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"WHO IS YOUR KIT FOR?" VIDEO
With generous funding and support from the Health Services Foundation of the South Shore’s Women’s Giving Circle, Nova Scotia Health Authority has developed a series of videos aimed at raising awareness and reducing stigma about Naloxone.
CONTACT US
Questions about the Take Home Naloxone Program? Naloxone?
E-mail us: nsnaloxone@nshealth.ca.
Please allow two business days for a reply.
Toll Free Number: 1-833-347-2142
E-mail us: nsnaloxone@nshealth.ca.
Please allow two business days for a reply.
Toll Free Number: 1-833-347-2142