Waukesha County’s plan to reduce the number of opioid overdose deaths in the county focuses on these strategies:
Scanning the county to identify risk and protective factors for all county residents
Offering free trainings open to all county residents on the administration of naloxone, a drug that can reverse an opioid overdose
Distributing free kits containing naloxone to county residents who express interest
Opiate overdose prevention education sessions in the county
Reaching out to opioid users who have experienced an overdose and providing support through the county crisis system
This work plan was announced in May 2017. It is funded by a grant provided by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. The state received a grant from the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration to prevent prescription drug/opioid overdose related deaths.
Free Naloxone Training
Learn how to identify an opioid overdose and how to administer naloxone, a life-saving antidote. Attend a free training. All participants will receive one free dose of naloxone to use in case of an emergency.
Naloxone Trainings:
In response to the COVID-19 health pandemic, Naloxone trainings are also now being offered virtually.
*Click HERE to view available Naloxone Training Dates and Events
The following agencies and organizations offered an Opioid Overdose Prevention and/or Naloxone Training event
• Summit Police Department • Waukesha County Sheriff’s Department • Systemic Perspectives • GE Energy • Hartland Police Department • HTF Workforce Pillar • Community Memorial Hospital • Moorland Reserve Health Center • Village of Mukwonago Police Department • Waukesha Area Free Clinic • Mukwonago Community Library • Elm Grove Police Department • Village of Chenequa Police Department • Herzing University • Butler Police Department • Hebron House • UW Waukesha • Casa De Esperanza • CEPHAS House • Waukesha Area School District • Wisconsin Community Services (WCS) • Brookfield Legion • Mukwonago Food Pantry Resource • At Your Service Home Care • Carroll University • Waukesha Nar-non • Holy Cross Church • Brookfield Police Department • St. Anthony on the Lake • Bayer & Fahl Dentistry • St. Joseph Free Clinic • Muskego Public Library • Kiwanis Club of Waukesha • Brookfield Reserve Unit • Oconomowoc Rotary Club • Waukesha Rotary Club • Sunrise Rotary Club-Waukesha • Town of Mukwonago Police Department • Waukesha Children's Partnerships • Menomonee Falls Police Department • Waukesha Co. Juvenile Center • Parent's Place • Safe Babies-Families • Waukesha Police Department • HOPE Center • Lake Area Alano Club • Pewaukee School District • Red Oak Counseling • Pewaukee Legion and VFW Posts • Hartland Rotary Club • United Way • Child & Family Services Unit of Waukesha County • Permanency Services Unit of Waukesha County • Waukesha County Executive’s office • WCTC for Parents Night • Waukesha Alano Club • Saving Others For Archie (SOFA) • Aids Resource Center of WI • ADRC of Waukesha • Waukesha County HHS Evening Watch Staff • Waukesha Co. Medical Examiner’s Office. • Your Choice to Live
If you or someone you know has experienced an opiate overdose and would like to be contacted about opiate overdose prevention education please contact (262)896-8061.
