Overdose aid kits with Narcan installed in Fond du Lac. Here's where to find them. The boxes can be found at several locations in the city and include opioid overdose-reversal medication naloxone.

Overdose Aid Kits first came to fruition in 2019 as a way to help people suffering from opioid use disorder get access to naloxone when they need it most, according to creator Jessica Geschke, who ...

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Caption: Overdose aid kits stocked with Narcan aim to reduce overdose deaths in Fond du Lac County. (WLUK) "My son died in 2020 of fentanyl poisoning. He was not an addict.

Fond du Lac County Health Department is a Narcan Direct Site and provides Narcan and training at no cost to community members/organizations. To learn more about the Overdose Aid Kits, please visit ...

Local families are donating "overdose aid kits" to Fond du Lac businesses and organizations. Officials say the kits will provide the community with access to life-saving resources at no cost.

The district has just finished installing overdose kits in their 4 middle schools and 2 high schools, which include Narcan, a drug used to reverse the effects of fentanyl and other opioid overdoses.

“These overdose aid kits were kind of the next step.” The 32 kits were made possible through support from the Clinton Foundation and include Narcan spray, fentanyl testing kits and a CPR barrier.

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Sitting in a news conference at Fond du Lac’s ADVOCAP headquarters, Tammy Freund was visibly emotional at the unveiling of several new overdose aid kits. Going out to churches, businesses, and ...

“These overdose aid kits were kind of the next step.” The 32 kits were made possible through support from the Clinton Foundation and include Narcan spray, fentanyl testing kits, and a CPR barrier.