This training will provide you with information about the overdose crisis in Canada, and the practical skills to prevent, recognize, and respond to an opioid overdose. After the training, there will be a chance to practice your skills using an intranasal inhaler naloxone kit.

Everyone who attends will receive a naloxone kit and a certificate of completion.

Attending this training will give you the ability to save a life. Come and learn, and spread the word!

Please bring a valid Ontario health card in order to receive your kit.

Register on Eventbrite: https://tinyurl.com/yxjkf9wz

There are four sessions:

• Tues, March 26, 1:15 PM - 3 PM | POD 463, Podium, 350 Victoria St.

• Tues, March 26, 3:15 PM - 5 PM | POD 463, Podium, 350 Victoria St.

• Wed, March 27, 10:15 AM - 12 PM | Tecumseh Auditorium, OAK, 63 Gould St.

• Wed, March 27, 12:15 PM - 2 PM | Tecumseh Auditorium, OAK, 63 Gould St.

Training is generously provided by Dr. Samim Hasham, B.Sc. Pharm (Hons), MMngt, CDE, PharmD; Director, Urbancare; Consultant, CMHA Peel Rapid Access Addiction Clinic; Faculty, Adler College; Pharmacist, Morrish Pharmacy.

If you have questions or require accessibility accommodations to ensure your inclusion in this event, please contact Alannah Fricker at cssdp@ryerson.ca.

This event is organized by Canadian Students for Sensible Drug Policy in collaboration with the Social Work Students' Union, Nursing Course Union, Nursing Students for Social Justice, Canadian Nursing Students' Association, and Institute for Healthcare Improvement, Ryerson Chapter.