Overdose Lifeline

Overdose Lifeline is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping individuals, families, and communities affected by substance use disorder and the opioid epidemic. The organization focuses on preventing overdose deaths through the distribution of naloxone, public health advocacy, and comprehensive education programs. They were instrumental in the passage of 'Aaron's Law' in Indiana, which expanded access to naloxone for the general public without a prior prescription. Beyond emergency intervention, Overdose Lifeline provides support for harm reduction, recovery resources, and initiatives to reduce the stigma surrounding addiction. Their services include training for first responders, community members, and healthcare professionals on overdose prevention and response.