Narcan Training Events and PODS
At special events held throughout the state, Narcan is distributed. On-the-spot Narcan training, overdose rescue information, and other resources are also available.
Attend a monthly distribution or access training event.
Special Narcan distribution events are held at the following locations every month.
Access Training
This classroom-style training offers an informative presentation to a small group in 30 to 45 minutes, with plenty of time for questions and practice. Participants should plan for the full one-hour time. Participants will learn how to recognize and appropriately respond to an opioid overdose. This is a free classroom-style training event and is the most informative style of training for any member of the public.
POD (Point of Distribution) Training
POD training only requires a few minutes per person. The POD is open for one hour, but participants should plan for only a 15-minute window to complete the training during this hour. You do not need to attend for the full hour.
Upon completing either training, each participant is eligible to receive an Opioid Rescue Kit.
Find a location and day of the week that works for you and click the Register button to sign up:
Chapel on DHSS Herman Holloway Campus
1901 N. DuPont Highway, New Castle, DE 19720New Castle
Appoquinimink Library
204 E Main St, Middletown, DE 19709New Castle
Bear Public Library
101 Governors Place, Bear, DE 19701New Castle
Claymont Public Library
400 Lenape Way, Claymont, DE 19703New Castle
Route 9 Library & Innovation Center
3022 New Castle Ave., New Castle, DE 19720New Castle
Dover Public Library
35 Loockerman Plaza, Dover, DE 19901Kent
James W. William State Service Center
805 River Rd. #203, Dover, DE 19901Kent
Harrington Public Library
101 Little Mastens Corner Rd., Harrington, DE 19952Kent
Georgetown Public Library
123 W. Pine St., Georgetown, DE 19947Sussex
Lewes Public Library
111 Adams Ave., Lewes, DE 19958Sussex
Laurel State Service Center
31039 N. Poplar St., Laurel, DE 19956Sussex
Narcan Training for Law Enforcement
The First Responder Narcan Leave-Behind Program is an offering from the Delaware Division of Public Health. This program enables first responders to equip overdose victims, their friends, and their families with Narcan and train them how to use it to save a life. Narcan kits will be offered at no cost by these trained first responders, as part of their response to a nonfatal overdose.