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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.

Erica and Joe McNeal wish to thank their family and friends for the generous contributions in celebration of their marriage. Contributions in lieu of gifts were made to Overdose Lifeline in memory of Erica’s son Joey Diener. Losing a child is the most difficult experience a parent will ever face.

On behalf of the Overdose Lifeline Board, the Annual Golf Outing Committee, and the families we serve, thank you for your charitable contribution in support of the 6th Annual Memorial Golf Outing. Donations are used to save lives from opioid overdose and to provide prevention education programs to youth. No

Overdose Lifeline is pleased to announce a new partnership with the State of Indiana to increase access to the overdose reversal drug naloxone. Naloxone is a critical tool for individuals, families, first responders and communities to help reduce opioid overdose deaths. Access to naloxone kits, however, continues to be limited

COVID-19 has changed a lot in all our lives.  It has created a variety of unprecedented needs. Stay-at-home orders and social distancing guidelines are impacting all of us, but they can have a deadly impact on people who struggle with substance use disorder. Overdose is on the rise. Supporting Overdose