Together We’re Growing The Future of Awareness and Prevention
Accessible education, practical training, and life-saving awareness for individuals, families, and communities.
1 Death every 6 minutes and 22 seconds in America caused by drugs - What can we do to prevent this
Our Mission
At NAP101, our mission is simple yet urgent: to provide clear, evidence-based education around drug prevention, awareness, and overdose treatment.
We believe that by equipping individuals, families, and communities with life-saving knowledge, we can reduce risks, prevent tragedies, and support recovery for those impacted by substance use.
Drug Prevention
Providing families with knowledge and strategies to reduce risks before they start.
Awareness
Promoting community understanding of overdose risks, warning signs, and life-saving.
What is Naloxone?
Naloxone is a fast-acting medication that reverses opioid overdoses by restoring normal breathing quickly.
Choose Your Learning Path
Our educational courses are designed to empower learners at every level. Overdose Awareness 101 introduces beginners to prevention basics, ensuring a strong foundation of knowledge. Family Support & Prevention Strategies provides guidance for families caring for loved ones, offering practical tools for prevention and intervention. For organizations and leaders, Community Leadership in Harm Reduction delivers advanced training to build stronger, safer communities.
- Overdose Awareness 101: A beginner-friendly course on prevention basics.
- Family Support & Prevention Strategies: For families supporting loved ones.
- Community Leadership in Harm Reduction: Advanced training for organizations.
Our Educational Pathway
Step-by-step learning modules guide you from understanding overdose to taking real-life action.
Each course is designed to be practical, accessible, and impactful.
Introduction to Overdose
An overdose occurs when substances overwhelm the body, disrupting vital functions. This module explains opioid, stimulant, alcohol, and mixed-substance overdoses, highlighting statistics, risk factors, tolerance, mixing, and mental health concerns.
Recognizing the Signs
Learn to identify overdose symptoms early. Opioids cause slowed breathing and pinpoint pupils; stimulants may trigger seizures and chest pain; alcohol leads to confusion, vomiting, and slowed breathing. Activities include role-playing scenarios.
Immediate Response Steps
This module teaches the “Check – Call – Care” method. Learn scene safety, calling emergency services, rescue breathing, CPR, and recovery position through hands-on practice with CPR kits and mannequins.
Naloxone Training
Naloxone can reverse opioid overdoses when administered correctly. Learn nasal spray and auto-injector use, step-by-step instructions, storage, expiration checks, and Good Samaritan laws. Practice administering Naloxone with safe trainer devices.
Post-Overdose Care
Supporting someone after overdose revival is crucial. Learn monitoring until EMS arrives, recognizing withdrawal after Naloxone, and connecting individuals with treatment services, counseling, and community resources for recovery and long-term support.
Prevention & Harm Reduction
Prevention saves lives. Discover safe medication storage, proper disposal methods, fentanyl test strips, and not using alone. Build supportive community networks, promote education, and reduce risks through harm reduction strategies.
Community Engagement & Resources
Communities are central to overdose prevention. This module focuses on partnerships with clinics, recovery centers, and faith organizations, advocacy for prevention funding, and comprehensive resource lists providing counseling.
Our Community Impact
learners trained
Naloxone kits distributed
community partners engaged
learner satisfaction rate
Why Learn With Us?
Choosing us means learning from an evidence-based curriculum created by healthcare experts and educators. Our programs combine practical, hands-on training with clear, accessible instruction designed for all skill levels. Whether you’re a concerned parent, community leader, or healthcare provider, you’ll find both free and paid courses tailored to your needs. We focus on building supportive, nationwide communities where knowledge leads to prevention, response, and ultimately, saving lives.
- Evidence-based curriculum designed by experts.
- Hands-on, practical training activities.
- Free and paid courses available.
- Community-focused and accessible nationwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our courses are designed for individuals, families, educators, community leaders, and healthcare providers who want to learn how to prevent, recognize, and respond to drug overdoses effectively.
No prior medical training is required. Our modules are beginner-friendly, with step-by-step instructions and practical exercises designed to help anyone learn life-saving skills.
Yes. Naloxone is legal in most regions and protected under “Good Samaritan” laws. These laws encourage bystanders to act in emergencies without fear of legal consequences.
Most modules can be completed in 30–60 minutes, with additional time for hands-on practice if available. You can learn at your own pace online.
Yes. We provide free downloadable guides, hotline numbers, and prevention tips. Some advanced courses may require enrollment fees, but many resources are always free to access.
Stories of Hope & Impact
The overdose awareness course gave me the confidence to act quickly during an emergency. I truly believe this training saved my friend’s life.
