Narcan Training

Join our Free VIRTUAL and In Person Narcan Training Sessions

Classes are held both in person and virtually from 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm.
A Microsoft Teams invite link will be sent to your email address upon registering.

Narcan is a medication that reverses opioid overdose. With the growing opioid epidemic, everyone should receive this training. Learn how to recognize, prevent and stop an overdose. You could save a life.

Upon completion of training, a contactless appointment will be set up to pick up a free Narcan kit from Genesee Community Health Center. You will also recieve 1 Social Work CEU and 1 MCBAP CE will be given upon completion of the class.

Call (810) 257-3705 for more information.

Course Objectives

• Know what Naloxone (Narcan) is and how to administer
• Understand that overdoses happen in everyday public areas, parking lots, public bathrooms, street corners
• Learn ways to decrease risks of fatal overdose
• Be able to properly store yet have Narcan readily available
• Understand that narcan does NOT take the place of medical attention
• Feel comfortable and assured that you are covered under the “Good Samaritan” law as a first responder
• Be able to identify the symptoms of an opioid overdose
• Properly respond to an opiod overdose using narcan

Course Content

• Theories and concepts of human behavior in the social environment
• Social work practice, knowledge and skills
• Social work research, program evaluation, or practice evaluation
• Social work agency management or administration
• Development, evaluation, and/or implementation of social policy
• Social work ethics and standards of professional practice