We can save lives. Recognize and respond to signs of overdose. For our lives.

A fentanyl overdose can happen anywhere. If you know the signs and what to do, you can save someone’s life. 1.) Know the signs. 2) Call 911. 3.) Give them naloxone. 4.) Do CPR. Learn the signs of fentanyl overdose and how to respond at ForNativeLives.org/overdose. #ForOurLives

We can reverse opiod oversdoses. Carrying naloxone also called Narcan, can save a life. For our lives.

If you carry naloxone, you can reverse a fentanyl overdose and save someone’s life. Naloxone is a medicine you can get free of charge through your Tribe, pharmacy or elsewhere. Learn how to use naloxone at ForNativeLives.org/overdose. #ForOurLives

Rooted in who we are. Through language, culture, and connection, Native youth are learning what it means to walk a strong path — one guided by community, ancestors, and love. For our lives, we’re teaching, learning, and protecting what matters most: ForNativeLives.org
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We can protect future generations. Talk with kids about fentanyl in the drug supply. For our lives.

Sharing information about fentanyl and other opioids helps our kids and teens decide not to use them. We also can teach them about the signs of opioid overdose and carrying naloxone. Young people can save their friends’ and family members’ lives. Learn more at ForNativeLives.org/safety. #ForOurLives

In this family’s story, we see how Native youth are choosing what’s right for them. For our lives, we’re standing firm in our choices, supporting one another, and protecting our futures. Learn more at fornativelives.org

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We can move past stigma. Listen to people rather than judging them for drug use. For our lives.

Talking with someone about their drug use without judgment, whether it’s with family or in community spaces, can make it easier for them to get treatment. Learn more at ForNativeLives.org/treatment. #ForOurLives

Recovery is more than healing from the past — it’s growing together, learning boundaries, and finding pride in every step forward. For our lives, we’re reconnecting, recovering, and building futures rooted in love and understanding. See more stories at ForNativeLives.org

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We can heal from addiction. Find treatment that works for Native people. For our lives.

If you or someone else needs treatment, look for a program that combines medication, counseling and Indigenous healing practices in a community-based setting. Learn more at ForNativeLives.org/treatment. #ForOurLives

We can build connections. Keep working at recover. Keep supporting others. For our lives.

Many Native people find that recovery programs that include Indigenous healing practices and traditional activities help make them more resilient. To learn more about recovery, go to ForNativeLives.org/recovery. #ForOurLives