How To Get Narcan
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Get Naloxone and Always Carry it With You
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Naloxone Training & Distribution Hubs
Get Naloxone
Contact a Naloxone Distributor Near You
Qualified organizations and community members can request free nasal spray naloxone kits and have it shipped to you.Â
Hover over or click on the region for Naloxone distributor contact information.Â
Northwest Region
Adrian Ortiz
adrian.ortizptmi@gmail.com
Miles Bonny
milesbonny@gmail.com
Northeast Region
Miles Bonny
milesbonny@gmail.com
Marina Orozco
marina@themountaincenter.org
Metro Region
Larry Hinojos
larry@healthequitycouncil.net
Ashley Charzuk
ashley@nmhrc.org
Stacy Burleson
womeninleadership.wil@gmail.com
Southwest Region
Athena Huckaby
athena@athenahuckaby.com
Southeast Region
Debbie Ortiz
debbie.ortiz.ptmi@gmail.com
Adrian Ortiz
adrian.ortizptmi@gmail.com
Contact Information
Bernie Lieving
Statewide Overdose Prevention Education Coordinator
lievinggroup@gmail.com
Estefanita Calabaza
Statewide Tribal Trainer
calabaza.e@gmail.com
Pamela Espinoza, SOR Prevention Manager, Pamela.Espinoza@HCA.NM.GOV
Get Naloxone (Narcan) and Always Carry it With You
Naloxone Training & Distribution Hubs
The New Mexico Naloxone Distribution and Training Hub is funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and administered by the New Mexico Health Care Authority’s Behavioral Health Services Division to prevent opioid overdose-related deaths and unintentional overdoses throughout New Mexico
Get Naloxone
Contact a Naloxone Distributor Near You
Qualified organizations and community members can request free nasal spray naloxone kits and have it shipped to their address.
Get Naloxone Training
Community organizations, professional first responders and partners can request free training, including schools, juvenile and adult detention facilities and probation officers, law enforcement, child protection services, substance use disorder treatment providers, federally qualified health centers and community health clinics.
What is Naloxone?
Naloxone is a life-saving medication that reverses an opioid overdose while having little to no effect on an individual if opioids are not present in their system. Naloxone works by reversing the toxic effects of the overdose.
In Person
Naloxone (Narcan) is also available at your local Public Health Office, through some health-related community organizations, and pharmacies.
Click HERE to find naloxone near you.
Learn How to Administer Naloxone (Narcan)
If someone overdoses, give them Naloxone (Narcan), call 911 immediately, and provide rescue breathing until they can breathe on their own.