Missouri Overdose Rescue and Education (MORE) Project
To access the Overdose Education and Naloxone Administration Training for First Responders please click on the red button below.
Overdose Education and
Naloxone Administration Training
The primary goal of the Missouri Overdose Rescue and Education (MORE) project is to reduce opioid-involved deaths in Missouri through training, education, and distribution of naloxone to first responders in rural regions of the state. The State of Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) will lead the project partnering with Missouri Heroin Overdose Prevention and Education (MO-HOPE) project, Missouri Institute of Mental Health (MIMH), and the State of Missouri Department of Mental Health (DMH).
For more information regarding MORE please contact Karen Wallace, MORE Project Coordinator at (573) 751-6839 or Karen.Wallace@health.mo.gov.
If you are in need of Narcan, please click on the link below to obtain a list of community agencies serving as Narcan distribution centers.
For agencies seeking to purchase Narcan
Qualified entities, such as departments of health, EMS, law enforcement, fire department, tribal nations, corrections, schools/universities, harm reduction, and community organizations qualify to purchase NARCAN® Nasal Spray directly from Emergent Devices at a reduced public interest price. The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services has issued an Authorization Letter to assist approved Missouri entities in applying for the NARCANDirect® program offered by Emergent Devices. Qualified entities may access the letter of authorization in the link below as proof of the Authorized Representative.
If you are a qualified entity seeking to purchase Narcan, register for a direct purchasing account at https://www.narcandirect.com and upload the Letter of Authorization as well as the Emergent Terms and Conditions Form.
Questions can be directed to the Emergent Devices Customer Operations Team:
844-232-7811 Option 2
narcancustomerservice@ebsi.com
Access to no cost Narcan for schools, colleges and universities, YMCAs and public libraries.
Missouri Public Schools may choose to stock naloxone for use in emergencies. Districts are encouraged to develop procedures for stocking and administration of an anti-opioid and include this information in their school policies. Through an educational grant, Emergent Devices (formerly known as Adapt Pharma) helped support the National Association of School Nurses (NASN) to fund educational efforts to increase awareness of opioid-related risks among students, educators, families and communities. As part of these efforts, the NASN developed the Naloxone in Schools Toolkit. This may be helpful when implementing a Naloxone Program into your school.
NARCAN® Nasal Spray (naloxone HCL) is an FDA-approved nasal form of naloxone for the emergency treatment of a known or suspected opioid overdose. Emergent Devicess, the manufacturer of NARCAN®, provides every high school throughout the country access to 2 cartons of Nasal Spray (4 doses) and up to 4 cartons (8 doses) for Title IV, degree-granting, 2- and 4-year institutions at no cost. YMCAs and public libraries are also eligible to receive 1 free carton (2 doses).
Please complete the appropriate form below and submit.
- Narcan for Colleges and Universities
- Narcan for High Schools
- Public Libraries Program Order and Terms and Conditions Form
- YMCA Program Order and Terms and Conditions Form
Questions about this program can be directed to the Emergent Devices Customer Operations Team:
844-232-7811 Option 2
communityprograms@ebsi.com or schoolsprogram@ebsi.com
Resources
- Missouri’s Standing Order for Drug Deactivation and Disposal Products
- Narcan Distribution
- Naloxone Sustainability Infographic
- Resource Cards (these must be handed out at the scene of every overdose)
- OD Field Report Paper Example
- MORE Overdose Response Infographic
- OEND Fact Sheet
- Field report business card
- Application to Format Your Organizations Training Program to Meet POST Requirements
- POST Certification Info
- Narcan: Helping Your Canine Partner
- Training Advertisement Flyer
- Additional resources for trainees
- Additional OEND Training Resources
- Naloxone Distribution
- Treatment
- Data
- Legislation and Advocacy
- List of agencies by county that have received training and narcan through the MORE project NEW
- Medical Treatment for OUD Brochure
- Missouri Good Samaritan Law
- Missouri Good Samaritan Law Brochure
- MORE Evaluation Brief
- OD Field Report
- Safer-Use Card