Helping you to save lives with partnerships, strategies, and resources for overdose prevention.

 
 

Drug addiction and overdoses are plaguing the nation. We all have a role to play.

Communities around the nation are bringing local stakeholders together to implement real solutions that save lives. The National Overdose Prevention Network (NOPN) is a community of inspired learners ready to share best practices and create new knowledge together.

 

Events & Webinars

We highlight learning opportunities, strategies, and best practices to help you meet the challenges of overdose prevention. Want to see a webinar on a specific issue? Contact us.

 
 

EVENT SPOTLIGHT

5 Big Ideas in Overdose Prevention

 
 

Invest in equity

Build partnerships that work

 
 

Don’t reinvent the wheel

Be willing to pivot

Reach people where they’re at

 
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Tackle overdose in your community with proven strategies & resources

 
 

How does NOPN benefit you?

 
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Strategy

Get access to proven, evidence-based strategies from leaders and local coalitions throughout the country.

 
 
 
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Best practices

Affords opportunity to participate in national conversations about best practices

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Partners

Connects you with innovative partners from across the nation representing diverse economic, ethnic, and geographic communities

 
 
 
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Policy

Offers enhanced ability to influence state and federal drug and addiction policies

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Sustainability

Provides access to tools, resources, and information on funding opportunities

 

“The Network is the greatest silo-buster I’ve seen. The Network gets people together on a common set of goals and a common set of strategies.”

— Kelly Pfeifer, MD, Deputy Director of Behavioral Health for the California Department of Health Care Services

“The Network is a natural connector and facilitator that showcases best practices across coalitions and evidence-based outcomes that will make a difference.”

— Dr. Grant Baldwin, Director, Division of Overdose Prevention, Center for Disease Control and Prevention