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Community Training
- Learn to recognise overdose signs
- How to administer naloxone safely
- Free naloxone kit provided
- Certificate of completion
NALOXONE SAVES LIVES
Peer-led harm reduction in Plymouth & Devon.
We provide stigma-free naloxone training, kit distribution, and peer-to-peer support. Book training sessions online — add to cart, checkout, and we’ll confirm your place.
150+
Lives saved
2000+
Kits distributed
Weekly
Training sessions
Upcoming training
£20
Community Naloxone Training
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Free Naloxone Training Programs
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Peer-to-Peer (P2P)
- Lived-experience led training
- Stigma-free, supportive environment
- Ongoing peer support network
- Community outreach opportunities
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Organisational Training
- Tailored for workplaces & services
- Group sessions available
- Policy guidance included
- Flexible scheduling options
How to Get Naloxone
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Book Free Training
Attend one of our free naloxone training sessions. Learn how to recognise an overdose and administer naloxone safely and confidently.
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Get Your Kit
Receive your free naloxone kit at the end of training. You’ll have everything you need to respond to an overdose emergency.
Get Your Kit
In an emergency
Always call emergency services first. Naloxone is a temporary measure — professional medical help is essential.
Always call emergency services first. Naloxone is a temporary measure — professional medical help is essential.
Join Our Community
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Peer Trainer
Share your lived experience and help train others in your community. Full training and ongoing support provided.
Learn More →📍
Outreach Volunteer
Help us reach people in the community who need naloxone. Distribute kits and information at events and on the streets.
Learn More →📅
Event Support
Help at community events, awareness campaigns, and fundraising activities. Flexible commitment options available.
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Behind the Scenes
Support with admin, social media, design, or other skills. Work remotely or in-person based on your availability.
Learn More →Free Resources
Download Our Harm Reduction Resources
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Overdose Response Guide
Step-by-step instructions for responding to an opioid overdose.
Download PDF🧰
Naloxone Administration
Visual guide to administering naloxone nasal spray.
Download PDF❤️
Harm Reduction Poster
Community awareness poster for public spaces.
Download PDFLatest Updates
News & Announcements
Stay informed about our latest initiatives, events, and community impact
Plymouth Council Partners with Naloxone Advocates for City-Wide Training
A new partnership will see naloxone training offered at all community centres across Plymouth…
Read Full Story →150 Lives Saved: Celebrating Our Community Impact
Read More →New Peer Trainer Programme Launches This Spring
Read More →Harm Reduction Week: Events Across Devon
Join us for a week of awareness events, training sessions, and community gatherings…
Community Voices
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Sarah H.
Peer Trainer
“Being part of this organisation has given me purpose. The training was clear, compassionate, and empowering.”
★★★★★
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Lisa T.
Outreach Volunteer
“The peer-led approach means we’re helping our own community, and that makes all the difference.”
★★★★★
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David M.
Community Member
“No judgement — just practical information that could save a life. Everyone should do this training.”
★★★★★
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Robert C.
Family Member
“This training gave me the tools and confidence. I can’t thank this team enough.”
★★★★★
Ready to Make a Difference?
Join us in saving lives and building a safer, more compassionate community
What we offer
Training
Naloxone training
Practical overdose response training for individuals, groups and organisations.
See sessionsKits
Naloxone kits
Request a kit or arrange pickup — we’ll help you find the quickest option.
Request a kitP2P
Peer-to-peer
Peer trainers and community champions who can deliver training where it’s needed.
Learn moreNeed help right now?
If someone is unresponsive or not breathing normally, call emergency services immediately.
“Non-judgemental, clear, and empowering. I left feeling confident to help.”
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Training attendee
Plymouth