Choose the training that's right for you:

Narcan Basics - 45 minutes - Perfect if you're short on time and only need basic information, such as how to recognize & respond to an opioid overdose, use Narcan, and get resources.

Narcan & Addiction Education - 90 minutes - Learn everything covered in Narcan Basics, plus gain a better understanding of addiction.

Free Narcan kits are available for pickup following completion of the training for people who live, work, or go to school in Macomb County, MI

Register at least 1 business day prior to the training

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1. What is your name? (Required.)

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2. What is your email address? (Required.)

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3. Narcan Basics - 45 minute training - Registration Options

Which day and time works best for you? Please only make one selection. (Required.)

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4. Narcan & Addiction Education - 90 minute training - Registration Options

Which day and time works best for you? Please make only one selection. (Required.)

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5. Free Narcan Kit Eligibility

Free Narcan kits are available for pick up following completion of the training. You must live, work, or attend school in Macomb County, Michigan to qualify for the free kits. Everyone is welcome to attend the training, but a Macomb County connection is required to receive a free Narcan kit.

Please select the option(s) that apply to you:
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6. Home Address

Please provide your home address. This information is used for program documentation and, when applicable, to verify Macomb County residency.

What to Expect Next:

If space is available, you’ll receive a registration confirmation and training handouts by email.

A few days before the training, the presenter will email you the Zoom link and pre-training survey.

Please check your spam/junk folder if you don’t see our emails.

Questions or haven’t received a confirmation within a week? Contact Sue DeMara at sue.demara@macombgov.org

Click the “DONE” button below to submit your registration.

Support for this initiative is provided by Macomb County Community Mental Health and MDHHS through a federal grant from SAMHSA.

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