Overdose Prevention

  • Carrying Narcan or Naloxone and being trained to administer

  • Testing drugs for Fentanyl, Xylazine & Medetomidine

  • Not using drugs alone

  • Limiting use to one substance

  • Using clean syringes

  • Having a safe ride

Local & State Resources

Strategies

You NarCAN save lives! How to recognize the signs of an overdose and administer life saving medication.

Request a FREE training!

What’s In The Drugs?

For more information, testing, or support contact Project Safe Point at 838-900-5513

Informational poster about Narcan 101, including facts about Naloxone, overdose statistics, and a QR code for resources. Key points include that Naloxone does no harm, should be in every home, and that overdose deaths occur mainly in private homes. Contact information and a helpline number are provided.
Advertisement for The People's Pub in Columbia County, NYC, highlighting Narcan availability, test strips, and trained staff, with logos for Columbia-Greene Addiction Coalition and Columbia County on a pastel-colored background.

Who We’ve Trained

Catskill Free Fridge

Cairo Town Board

Cairo-Durham Rotary

CO-HOST (Collaborative Out of School Initiative)

Community Action of Greene County

Coxsackie YMCA

Coxsackie- Athens Rotary

Coxsackie-Athens Food Pantry

Coxsackie Senior Center

Claverack Library

Greeneville Rotary

Greenville Library

Hawthorne Valley School District

Hudson High School and Middle School

Ichabod Crane School District Faculty

Ichabod Crane High School and Middle School

Taghkanic Town Board

Taghkanic Fire Department

Philmont Community Center

Sleepy Hollow Private Residence

Lil Deb’s OASAS Restaurant

The Maker Restaurant, Bar, Cafe

The Pub Bar/Restaurant

The Chatham Brewery

Upper Depot Brewery