substance abuse

The Clackamas Community Alliance, a community-led group supported by Clackamas County working to address the crisis of opioids and other drugs, is hosting a resource fair to prevent overdose and remember the lives lost to overdose in our community. Over a dozen organizations will have resource tables to provide resources and services, including peer recovery mentoring, mental health services, treatment, recovery housing, wound care, STI testing, harm reduction and more!

Learn how to save lives with a free naloxone (also called Narcan) training!

What you'll learn:

• Information on the overdose crisis
• Risk factors for an overdose
• Signs and symptoms of an overdose
• How to reverse an overdose and save lives

Offered in partnership with Clackamas County Public Health Division, Clackamas Fire, Oxford House and Gladstone Public Library.

Pre-registration required. Register here. 

Learn how to save lives in this free, in-person naloxone (also known as Narcan) training! 

What you'll learn:

• Information on the overdose crisis 
• Risk factors for an overdose
• Signs and symptoms of an overdose
• How to reverse an overdose and save lives

Offered in partnership with Northwest Family Services and Oxford House.

For more information, email Michelle at mkutnyak@nwfs.org

What you'll learn

• Information on the overdose crisis 
• Risk factors for an overdose
• Signs and symptoms of an overdose
• How to reverse an overdose and save lives!

Advanced registration required. Register here. 

For more information, email Ravin Lopez at ravinl@todos-juntos.net or call 503-383-9711.