The federal government is considering eliminating a $56 million grant that provides Narcan (naloxone) and life-saving training to first responders across the country. This funding has helped revive countless overdose victims, protect children from accidental poisonings, and give families a second chance at life. Without it, thousands of lives—especially in rural and underserved communities—will be at risk.

 
As the opioid crisis continues to claim lives, we must protect access to Narcan. This is not just about substance use—this is about public safety, family health, and giving people a chance to survive and recover. First responders need it. Communities need it. YOU may need it.

 
Tell Congress: Do NOT cut the Narcan grant. Lives depend on it.