08/03/2026
Sharing Our Annual Naloxone Distribution Update: As we review our annual regional distribution snapshot, it gives us a clearer picture of where naloxone is readily available and where there may be gaps in coverage. While some counties have established distribution efforts, there are still communities that do not currently have enough naloxone available to confidently respond to potential overdoses and provide life-saving intervention when it is needed most.
Our goal is to ensure that naloxone is accessible throughout every community we serve. This includes Glacier, Daniels, Blaine, Hill, Liberty, Phillips, Pondera, Roosevelt, Sheridan, Toole, and Valley Counties, as well as the Blackfeet Nation (Browning), Rocky Boy's Reservation (Box Elder), Fort Belknap, and Fort Peck. We want every community across our region to have the resources needed to respond to an overdose emergency and save lives.
Please let me know how I can support your community. Whether you need additional naloxone supplies, educational materials, training, assistance with outreach events, or help connecting with community partners, I'm here to help. Trainings can be tailored to meet your needs and are available either in person or virtually via Zoom, allowing us to reach organizations across our large and geographically diverse service region. Whether you're interested in training staff, volunteers, schools, youth organizations, law enforcement, EMS, healthcare providers, or other community groups, we're happy to work with you to schedule a session. Together, we can continue expanding access to naloxone, strengthening overdose prevention efforts, and ensuring every community in our region has the tools needed to save lives.
We can be reached through direct message here or by sending an email to [email protected]
