The Clare public are being urged to avail of free training that will aim to prevent and reverse the effects of drug overdoses.
The government has this week announced its intention to roll out the ‘Naloxone programme’ with Gardaí and community workers throughout the country.
Last year, 171 people were treated for drug addiction in Clare and currently Homeless Charity Novas is offering training to active users here, along with friends and family on how to administer the medication in emergency situations.
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Health and Respite Services Manager with Novas, Julie McKenna says Naloxone will save lives.
You can listen to the full interview below.
