Other services in Penticton, British Columbia
Not Just Naloxone Program
Offered by First Nations Health Authority
In short
Not Just Naloxone (NJN) is a two-day virtual or in-person train-the-trainer program aimed at teaching people how to have safe conversations about substance use in First Nations communities.
- Who it is for
- Youth, Indigenous people
- How to reach
- (855) 550-5454 · Website
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About this service
From the organization's website: https://www.fnha.ca/what-we-do/mental-wellness-and-substance-use/harm-reduction-and-the-toxic-drug-crisis/not-just-naloxone
Not Just Naloxone (NJN) is a two-day virtual or in-person train-the-trainer program aimed at teaching people how to have safe conversations about substance use in First Nations communities. First Nations peoples are disproportionately impacted by the toxic drug crisis as a direct result of the ongoing effects of colonialism. First Nations peers, community members, Matriarchs, youth, and health professionals have co-developed this restorative and transformative approach to talking about substance use and harm reduction. NJN aims to transform harm reduction services, programs, and interventions so that they are culturally informed, culturally relevant, and culturally safe.
Who it is for
Indigenous and non-Indigenous people
How do I get in touch?
Call (855) 550-5454, or use the website.
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