We Exist…To provide education and resources to combat the opioid epidemic
Intoxication deaths in Baltimore City in 2019
Of all Baltimore City overdose deaths involved fentanyl in 2019
The homicide rate in Baltimore City
Fighting the opioid epidemic since the 1950’s.
“Many people may be unaware of the drug epidemic in Baltimore and how it’s affecting our youth.”
– Black Chakra
- Addiction is not a moral failing, a matter of willpower, a sign of weakness, or a condition to be ashamed of.
- Recognize the signs! Visiting multiple doctors for prescriptions, suddenly shifting moods, social withdrawal, unexplained financial problems, and falling asleep at inappropriate times are all potential signs of a substance use disorder.
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Each day 140 individuals die from a drug overdose.
Frequently Asked Questions
If there are no opioid’s in the system, Naloxone will do no harm to the individuals.
The prices range based on insurance. With Medicaid there is a $1.00 charge that CAN be waived. Commercial insurance ranges from $0-$120.
Yes, the medication can be administer to children and pets.
No, there are no studies showing individuals having an allergic reaction to Naloxone.
What if Naloxone is administered and it was not an opioid overdose?
If there are no opioid’s in the system, Naloxone will do no harm to the individuals.
How much does Naloxone cost?
The prices range based on insurance. With Medicaid there is a $1.00 charge that CAN be waived. Commercial insurance ranges from $0-$120.
Is Naloxone safe to use on children or pets?
Yes, the medication can be administer to children and pets.
Can you have an allergic reaction from receiving Naloxone?
No, there are no studies showing individuals having an allergic reaction to Naloxone.