Ready to Respond
Module 5 of 5
Module 05
By the end of this module you will be able to:
Have a good understanding of what MAT clinics are.
Ensure you are aware of all supplies needed for outreach.
MAT= Medication Assisted Treatment
MOUD= Medications for Opioid Use Disorder
These clinics often open early to accommodate working schedules.
Why do outreach at MAT clinics?
It is not only for the patient's recieving care from the clinic, but who they know and care about.
Educational materials
Overdose prevention plan materials
Assembled IM Naloxone kits
Nasal Naloxone
Post cards/bracelets/CPR masks
Grocery bags: put bags together with 2 nasal and 6 IM, educational sheet, postcard, bracelet, and mask
Logs for distribution
Tablecloth
Table (possibly provided by the clinic)
What to wear to outreach?
General street clothes with GA Overdose T-shirt
Make sure you are approachable; not intimidating with scrubs or white coat
What to say at outreach?
"We have free supplies!"
"Do you carry Narcan/ Naloxone?" - If Yes, "Awesome! Thank you for watching out for people!
"How many people are you worried about?" - Give 2 for each person + them
"Do you need more supplies? Take as many as you might need."
Ask about reversals, we would like to know if it helped someone and log it
If someone is hesitant to take supplies, remind them that carrying naloxone isn’t just about protecting themselves, it’s about being prepared to recognize an overdose and potentially save someone else’s life. You can’t reverse an overdose on yourself, but you can help someone around you.

Resources
1. Georgia Overdose Prevention. “Georgia Overdose Prevention.” Georgia Overdose Prevention, https://georgiaoverdoseprevention.org/. Accessed 26 Oct. 2026.