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Opioid Awareness & Resources

Knowledge, support, and access to resources can help save lives. This page brings together trusted resources to help individuals, families, and communities learn more about opioids, recognize the signs of an overdose, access naloxone, find treatment and recovery support, and connect with crisis services. Whether you’re looking for information for yourself or someone you care about, these resources can help you find reliable information and support when you need it.

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Naloxone & Overdose Prevention

  • How to recognize an opioid overdose

  • How to use naloxone

  • Where to get naloxone

  • Overdose prevention toolkits

Crisis & Immediate Support

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — for people experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis. The 988 Lifeline offers free, confidential call, text, and chat support.

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Don’t Run – Call 911

If you suspect an overdose, call 911. You could save a life.

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Georgia’s 911 Medical Amnesty Law provides limited legal protection to people who seek emergency medical assistance for themselves or someone experiencing a drug overdose. Knowing your rights can help remove fear and encourage people to call for help when it matters most.

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