Volunteers are student community members who are educated and equipped to respond to drug related emergencies. They operate in accordance with Good Samaritan Laws in a non school related capacity, are not formally associated with Lewis & Clark College in this role, and the college takes no liability for their actions. 

What we can do

• Provide food and water, naloxone, safer use supplies, drug checking equipment, CPR face shields, and drug related education resources to you and your guests

• Respond to the best of of ability, within our comfort level to drug related emergencies that may happen at your parties

• Provide peer support to party guests who may need it to the best of our abilities

• Assist party hosts with law enforcement interactions

What we can't do

• Provide drugs or contact information of drug dealers

• Clean up after the event

• Remove people from the event

• Respond to threats of violence that put the safety of our volunteers at risk

When we call 911

• Following an opioid overdose or alcohol poisoning

• Following other drug and non drug related health emergencies 

• Following credible threats of violence or occurrences of violence that we deem beyond the scope of our abilities to de-escalate 

Fill out this form to request us!

Learn how to identify and respond to drug related emergencies by completing this training! The training should take about 45 minutes to complete! Email us if you are interested in having an in person training!