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In BC’s deadly overdose crisis, primary prevention is needed to combat the continuous uptick in illicit-drug toxicity deaths each month. This is where NaloxHome steps in!
We believe that by educating our population about the overdose crisis, naloxone, and anti-stigma, we are contributing to widespread empowerment and the ability to help in the situation of an overdose.
Ask yourself:
Do you know what the signs of an overdose look like?
Where to get naloxone?
How to use naloxone?
What to do if a loved one discloses their substance use to you?
Considering BC is in its 7th declared year of an overdose public health crisis, we all SHOULD have the answers to these questions. The problem is, many of us DON’T. Public education is necessary.
By watching a NaloxHome presentation, you will know much more about BC’s overdose crisis and how to contribute to its demise. As well, you will be able to recognize an overdose and potentially save someone’s life with naloxone.
Resources and refreshments will be available
For Local History lovers! Join us to uncover the magic behind the City Archives!
Join City Archivist Jamie Sanford for an Archivist Talk as it enters its 11th year of operation.
He will introduce the services and work archives does to ensure that the history of Coquitlam and Coquitlamites is well documented for future generations.
Jamie will also provide an overview of the archives collections and discuss some of the most popular research topics at the Archives. Everyone is welcome.
Registration is recommended so that we can let registrants aware of any update.
For inquiries, please contact Shirley at schan@coqlibrary.ca
In Partnership with the City of Coquitlam Archives
Poirier Branch
575 Poirier Street
Coquitlam, BC
V3J 6A9
604-937-4141
City Centre Branch
1169 Pinetree Way
Coquitlam, BC
V3B 0Y1
604-554-READ (7323)
