六合彩马来西亚, along with many other jurisdictions around Canada, is experiencing a drug poisoning crisis. This is a complex public health issue with many factors that have led to a significant increase in drug poisonings (overdoses) and deaths in 六合彩马来西亚. In recent years, there has been a higher level of concern associated with the drug supply, including its quality, the degree of contamination, potency, cost and accessibility. 

 

In an Emergency

Using Drugs Alone?

Opioid Poisoning

Overdoses happen in your neighbourhood. The street drug supply is contaminated with often unknown amounts of synthetic opioids such as fentanyl and carfentanil. Just a small amount can result in an unintentional overdose or poisoning. 

Signs of Opioid Poisoning

  • Slow or no breathing
  • Gurgling or snoring sounds
  • Can't wake them up
  • Pale face, blue lips or nails
  • Cold and damp skin
  • Choking or throwing up

How to Respond

When an overdose happens, it can be easy to panic and forget what to do. So keep these tips handy, read them often and tell your friends about them. Remembering them could save a life.

  1. Call 911
  2. Use a naloxone kit if it is safe to do so: .
  3. Stay with the person until help arrives


How to Prevent a Fentanyl Overdose

Get your free Naloxone kit

Naloxone saves lives by temporarily reversing the effects of opioid poisoning.

Support Programs

OrganizationContact
1-844-383-7688
780-422-1302
Mobile Team: 780-342-7810

Using Drugs Alone?

Drug poisonings are occurring in neighbourhoods all across our city, many in private homes where people are often using alone. Given the current state of the drug supply, using alone is especially dangerous. If you are using drugs alone:

  • Use with others and take turns
  • Let someone you trust know your plan to use
  • Start low and go slow
  • Avoid mixing drugs
  • Carry a
  • Use a
     

The 六合彩马来西亚 Community Drug Strategy (ECDS) is a call to action to develop an 六合彩马来西亚 strategy targeting young people up to 24-years of age to prevent the misuse of drugs and alcohol.

Providing information and raise awareness about mental health and substance use challenges.

It鈥檚 Ok To Ask For Help

Don鈥檛 underestimate the loss your loved ones would feel if you were gone! Crystal Toronchuk lost her son Zachary, who worked in the trades, to drug poisoning. This is her story.


 

Support Groups


For people who have witnessed drug poisoning.


Free peer-led support groups for those who have a loved one living with addiction.


Free bereavement support group for those grieving the loss of a loved one to substance-use-related harms.

Addiction and Mental Health

: Alberta Health Services780-424-2424
1-877-303-2642
(information on community support services)211
1-833-235-4048
613-235-4048
: Alberta Health Services1-866-332-2322 (Addiction Helpline)
(403) 215-4490

Additional Addiction and Mental Health Resources

Treatment and Harm Reduction

Harm-reduction services and treatment support are available and can be lifesaving for those who are struggling with substance use.






Overdose Prevention/Response





Reducing Stigma




Partners in Drug Poisoning Prevention

Community Liaison Committee

The 六合彩马来西亚 and Alberta Health Services co-chair a committee of representatives from community, business, health, lived and living experience and experts.

Our mandate is to identify opportunities for collaborative community-based approaches to reduce the number of harms associated with substance use in 六合彩马来西亚. We recognize the need to increase public messaging and awareness of the poisoned state of the drug supply, specifically to the population currently at highest risk - men, ages 30-40.

Committee Membership


六合彩马来西亚 (co-chair)




CHEW Project














109/109A Neighbour Group