The Biden-Harris Administration signed the American Rescue Plan to address our Opioid Crisis. These actions are critical, especially with the increased numbers in overdose deaths. The plan will invest $4 billion dollars to expand access to harm-reduction services to help individuals with Substance Use Disorder.
Part of the Eluna Network, Camp Mariposa-Aaron’s Place is a year-round weekend camp program free of charge, for children ages 9-12 who are affected by the substance use disorder of a family member.
Syringe Service Programs participants are 5x more likely to enter drug treatment and 3x more likely to stop using drugs.
Syringe Service Programs participants are 5x more likely to enter drug treatment and 3x more likely to stop using drugs.
Overdose Lifeline is excited to announce that in August of 2020 the Federal Food and Drug Administration extended the expiration dates on NARCAN®
CHARIOT connects trained lay responders to individuals experiencing an overdose. The goal is to work in parallel with 911 to provide naloxone as quickly as possible, reduce response times and prevent fatal overdoses.
As a result of funding from the Division of Mental Health and Addiction/State of Indiana, Overdose Lifeline and the Dept of Correction will offer Naloxone as an option for each offender upon release.
Thank you to everyone for your support to make this important work possible. Together, we raised $5,500! This is enough money to provide over 120 lifesaving Naloxone kits.
Brittany Melissa “Sissy” York, 31, of Indianapolis passed away on October 14, 2020. She was born on March 25, 1989 to Kim York in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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