Miles has been providing training in Taos County for many years via his organization Taos Alive. Now, with support from OSAP, he is able to travel throughout NE New Mexico to provide this information and Naloxone to more communities such as yours. Both the one hour training and Naloxone are free. 
 

Why is this training important for everyone? 

1. Be prepared in case of an emergency

2. Learn to recognize signs of an Opioid Overdose

3. Fentanyl and Opioids are powerful and can stop breathing

4. Naloxone reverses an Opioid Overdose

5. Naloxone works on people of all ages

6. Naloxone works on legal and illegal opioids

7. This is a completely free service thanks to OSAP

8. Both In Person and Virtual training available

9. Training can take place anywhere in New Mexico