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Expanding Naloxone Access and Community Trainings in Missouri (ENACT)
ENACT aims to reduce the incidence of fatal opioid overdose and adverse events through increased training and naloxone distribution.
Missouri Opioid-Involved Overdose Death Counts
Current Naloxone Distribution in Missouri
ENACT GOALS
Assessing and identifying gaps in existing infrastructure, referral capacity, and training needs of frontline workers in Missouri, especially in regions with the largest number of overdose deaths
Develop and implement new training focused on drug user health, harm reduction, and skills training for Peer Specialists and Community Health Workers
Expand dissemination of existing in-person and virtual OEND training curriculum
Increase naloxone distribution in high-need areas with insufficient access through direct supplies and mail-order programs
Increase knowledge and capacity for referrals to appropriate treatment and recovery services for overdose survivors.