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NARCAN® Training-Teen Focused
NARCAN® Training-Teen Focused
Sunday, September, 2025 2:30-4:00 p.m.
Legacy Park-Administration Bldg (Hawkins Dining Hall)
500 S. Columbia Drive, Decatur GA
Teen Focused
Parents and Caregivers Encouraged but Not Mandatory
REGISTRATION REQUIRED: CLICK HERE
NARCAN® Available Upon Request (Supplies Limited)
(1 kit per family, please)
It's easy to overdose. Most incidents are accidental, an unintended consequence of using counterfeit prescription or street drugs with unknown additives.
The substances causing these overdoses are many and easy to obtain.
Opioid overdoses (poisoning) are a concern across all age groups.
Fentanyl, an extremely dangerous drug, is increasingly found in all types of street drugs.
ANYONE can easily access many drugs online and at home!
Wherever the source or the cause of an overdose, IT IS POSSIBLE TO REVERSE and give someone an opportunity to create a life without drug use.
Learn what is happening locally to prevent overdose deaths in our community. View a short documentary showing the impact of opioid addiction on others. Hear a local parent's and a young adult's perspective.
Learn how to identify a potential overdose, how to administer NARCAN®, and other potential life-saving information.
In 2014, Georgia passed the Medical Amnesty Law. This law stipulates, "that anyone seeking medical assistance for themselves or someone else for a drug overdose cannot be charged with a drug violation if the evidence of the drug violation results 'solely from seeking such medical assistance.' The Medical Association of Georgia Foundation.
Join us. Learn more about the Medical Amnesty Law. Learn how to save a life.
NARCAN® Nasal Spray Kits will be available upon request at no cost to attendees—one per family (supplies limited).
Connect with other Decatur parents. Learn more about the Decatur Parents Network.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED: CLICK HERE
This complimentary presentation is co-hosted by
Decatur Parents Network, a subcommittee of the DHS Parent Teacher Student Association, and the Decatur Education Foundation, with additional support provided by Decatur Prevention Initiative.
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