01Our Work

Four pillars working toward one right: access.

Prevention, education, research, and policy — each pillar reinforces the others to close the gap between lifesaving care and the communities that need it.

Prevention & Distribution

Getting naloxone and other lifesaving resources directly into the hands of the communities that need them.

Education & Outreach

Training community members, students, and organizations to recognize and respond to overdose.

Research & Data

Building data tools to understand where overdose risk is highest and where resources are needed most.

Policy & Advocacy

Changing the policies that determine who is allowed to carry and administer lifesaving medication.

—Prevention & Distribution

Naloxone and overdose prevention

Naloxone is a safe, fast-acting medication that temporarily reverses the effects of an opioid overdose, restoring normal breathing so a person has time to receive further medical care. It is non-addictive, easy to administer, and can be carried by anyone — not just medical professionals.

Atlas has distributed more than $500,000 in lifesaving resources and thousands of units of naloxone directly to communities, alongside hands-on training so recipients feel confident and prepared to use it.

01Community naloxone distribution
02Hands-on training on recognizing and responding to overdose
03Fentanyl test strip and overdose-prevention education
04Work to improve everyday access to lifesaving medication

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