minutes giving enough time for first responders to arrive. Naloxone is not a controlled substance, cannot be abused and has fewer side effects than an Epipen. If you suspect a loved one is using opioids, you can access training for a Take Home Naloxone (THN) kit by: contacting HealthLine Online at ; and/or, talking to your doctor or pharmacist a Take Home Naloxone kit. Below are publicly-funded THN sites: Harm Mayfair Reduction Clinic Methadone 504 33rd Program Street 1048 Albert West Street Saskatoon Regina Phone: Phone: Stepping Stone Wellness Battlefords Clinic Sexual Kamsack Health Hospital Clinic and 1192 101st Nursing Street Home North 341 Battleford Stewart Phone: Street Kamsack Phone: Turning Access Point Place Program 101-15th Room 109, Street East SIGN Prince Building on Albert Broadway Phone: 345 Broadway
minutes giving enough time for first responders to arrive. Naloxone is not a controlled substance, cannot be abused and has fewer side effects than an Epipen. If you suspect a loved one is using opioids, you can access training for a Take Home Naloxone (THN) kit by: contacting HealthLine Online at ; and/or, talking to your doctor or pharmacist a Take Home Naloxone kit. Below are publicly-funded THN sites: Mayfair Clinic 504 33rd Street West Saskatoon Phone: Harm Reduction Methadone Program 1048 Albert Street Regina Phone: Battlefords Sexual Health Clinic 1192 101st Street North Battleford Phone: Stepping Stone Wellness Clinic Kamsack Hospital and Nursing Home 341 Stewart Street Kamsack Phone: Turning Point Program Room 109, SIGN Building on Broadway 345 Broadway Access Place 101-15th Street East Prince Albert Phone:
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