About the Trainer Program

The Layperson Naloxone Administration Trainer Program equips partners with the tools and resources needed to deliver staff and community education within their local areas.

This scalable training model helps organizations meet sustainability goals while reaching multiple sectors—including schools, healthcare, law enforcement, and community-based organizations.

The program is designed for localization, allowing partners to tailor content to the unique needs of their audience and incorporate relevant state and community resources—strengthening engagement and awareness at the local level.

Note: The training does not provide naloxone kits or the credentials to be a Naloxone Distribution Entity. State requirements differ. Therefore please check with your local state HHS or Health Departments for specific requirements for your state.

Who This Program is Designed For

This educational program is designed for individuals, professionals, and organizations committed to preventing substance use disorder and addressing the opioid public health crisis.

Whether you're delivering education within your organization or the broader community, this program provides a flexible and impactful solution to build knowledge and drive change.

It is suitable for a wide range of audiences, including—but not limited to:

  • Community members and families
  • Employers and workplace safety leads
  • Faith-based groups and civic organizations
  • Healthcare professionals and support staff
  • Government agencies and judicial systems
  • Pharmacies, treatment providers, and recovery professionals
  • Nonprofits and social service organizations


Interested in Naloxone and Opioid Risk Prevention Programming for Other Groups?

  • First Responders (Law Enforcement, Fire Department, EMS) CLICK HERE
  • Schools / Universities CLICK HERE
  • Youth / Young Adult (6th to 12th grades) CLICK HERE


What Attendees Will Learn

Participants will learn steps to prevent an opioid overdose,how to recognize the signs and symptoms of an opioid overdose, information about naloxone and how it works, how to administer intranasal and intramuscular naloxone,and what to expect after administration. The training also includes a brief review of the opioid health crisis current conditions and trends, naloxone laws, and how to access naloxone.

  • Recognize the signs of an opioid overdose.
  • Demonstrate how to administer the opioid overdose reversal drug Naloxone.
  • Discuss the role of harm reduction in the overall opioid public health crisis solutions / action plan / strategy.
  • List a minimum of three overdose prevention tips for people who use drugs (PWUD).


Download Overview PDF

Layperson Naloxone NARCAN Administration Education Training.pdf

Pricing. Training Process. Program Materials.

  • Program Pricing

    Training and Licensing Fee $380*
    Group License Available.

    About the Annual License:
    The renewable annual license provides 12-month access to training materials, technical support, updates, and the online resource center.

    Bonus: Receive the First Responder Naloxone Trainer Program for free

    15% Multi-Program Discount
    15% 6+ Trainers Discount
    (discounts cannot be combined)

    *Add the printed trainer's kit (optional) for $55/person

  • Virtual Training Process

    The trainer, training process is highly accessible, allowing someone to complete the training online and deliver the program locally in a short amount of time.

    To earn trainer designation, individuals complete 2 online self-paced prerequisite courses (approximately 3-4 hours combined) and a 60 minute live virtual training session via Zoom.

    New trainers are welcomed weekly through our rolling enrollment process.

  • Turnkey Program Materials

    The trainer program includes a complete set of resources—slide decks, speaker notes, handouts, certificates, evaluation tools, and more.

    The materials are comprehensive, flexible, and ready for immediate use, eliminating the need to create content from scratch.

    Training materials allow for co-branding and customization by audience, sector, and location—integrating local data and resources for greater relevance and impact.

Layperson Naloxone Administration (LPN-TR) Trainer

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