Education Resources
Calendar and Events
Visit our calendar to learn about events, training courses, and education opportunities. For more information, visit the Contact Us page.
Resources
Access to educational resources is vital for understanding opioid addiction, empowering individuals to reclaim their lives and pursue recovery.
Scheduling an Observation with COAT: If you are a medical professional or clinic administration, set-up an observation to view the flow and process of the COAT Clinic.
Project Echo YouTube Channel: This channel offers a wealth of resources aimed at enhancing healthcare access and improving outcomes for underserved communities.
Help and Hope WV: Help and Hope WV is a comprehensive resource dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by substance use disorders in WV.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Unified Performance Tool (SUPRT) Walkthrough Training: This training will familiarize grantees with this new tool to ensure confidence when using it.
West Virginia Office of Drug Control Policy Programs: This page offers a comprehensive overview of initiatives aimed at combating substance use disorders across West Virginia.
Stigma Free WV Video Series: Provides access to training modules, assessment tools, and best practices for those committed to fostering a stigma-free environment.
CDC Stigma Reduction Information: This page is dedicated to addressing and reducing the stigma associated with substance use disorders and overdose.
WELLWVU Fentanyl Test Strip Information: It educates students and the community about overdose prevention, safe practices, and harm reduction strategies.
West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources Fentanyl Test Strip Information: Provides crucial information about the implementation of fentanyl testing programs.
West Virginia Naloxone Education and Resources: Resources on how to access naloxone, guidance on its administration, and strategies for overdose prevention and recovery.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA): This is a confidential, free resource available 24/7 for individuals facing substance use disorders and mental health issues.
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