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TNP envisions a future where everyone has access to lifesaving overdose prevention resources, stigma no longer stands in the way of care, and no life is lost to a preventable overdose.

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The Naloxone Project saves lives by creating systems for equitable access to naloxone and overdose prevention. We achieve this by focusing on our six pillars of service:

Our Mission

  • TNP is at the forefront of building naloxone distribution programs that are accessible, scalable, and sustainable across diverse community practice environments. Naloxone is distributed through TNP-led programs, community donations, innovative vending machine initiatives, and direct distribution at community events ensuring multiple, low-barrier pathways to access. Through strategic partnerships and a commitment to equity, TNP reaches people where they are, strengthening overdose prevention efforts and saving lives.

  • TNP prides on being a trusted national source of data and analysis on naloxone access and overdose risk. Our expanded data and research capacity reinforced the evidence that community-based naloxone distribution saves lives, reduces healthcare burden, and advances equity.

  • TNP is a leading resource for scientifically grounded, stigma free naloxone distribution and overdose response solutions. We develop tailored education and training materials for both laypeople and clinicians, informed by community and provider focus groups to ensure relevance, accessibility, and real world effectiveness. Hosting comprehensive, program specific toolkits online, supporting partners in implementing best practices across both medical and community spaces.

Six pillars of service

  • TNP stewards resources with care to ensure long-term impact. Through transparent financial practices and strategic growth, we strengthen our ability to expand access to naloxone and respond to evolving community needs.

  • TNP works to remove barriers and advance policies that make naloxone easier to access and use. By collaborating with policymakers, healthcare systems, and advocates, we help shape a regulatory landscape that prioritizes public health and saves lives.

  • TNP recognizes the deep inequities faced by populations at higher risk for overdose and is committed to taking meaningful, sustained action to address and close those gaps. We put this commitment into practice by expanding access to naloxone and harm reduction tools, building strong partnerships with community based organizations, and prioritizing outreach in rural, marginalized, and underserved communities.

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