Overdose Prevention

Opioid Overdose Emergency Kits have been installed in most TCU buildings. They are mounted on walls next to the AED, automated external defibrillator, in high-traffic areas. Each opioid overdose emergency kit contains nasal Naloxone medication, brand name Narcan. This is a collaborative effort between the Student Government Association, Substance Use & Recovery Services, Wellness Promotion, and Student Affairs.

Administering Naloxone Nasal Spray

Learn what to do when you administer Naloxone nasal spray

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Naloxone Trainings

Monthly trainings open to current TCU students, faculty, and staff

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Narcan Box

Locations

Opioid Overdose Emergency Kits are located in most buildings on campus near the automated external defibrillators. To view locations visit maps.tcu.edu, under “Health, Wellness and Safety” select the box “Overdose Emergency Kits.”

Frequently Asked Questions

Find the answers to common questions regarding Naxalone

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Anonymously Submit Notification to Restock

If you’ve used the opioid emergency box or you noticed it needs to be restocked, fill out this anonymous restock form

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Resources

Substance Use & Recovery Services (SURS) 

Campus Recreation & Wellness Promotion 

Brown Lupton Health Center 

Dean of Students Office

Report a Concern About a Student