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Something to keep nearby

Print these and put them somewhere.

School bathrooms, a coffee shop board, the inside of a locker, a wallet. It works with a dead phone and no signal, which is more than any app can say.

Four to a page. Print, then cut along the boxes.

Or keep it on your phone

Nobody prints things. This makes the same numbers as a picture you can save to your photos or set as a lock screen.

ConfideKeep this

Someone won’t wake up?

Call 911. Say they are unresponsive and not waking up. You do not have to mention drugs.

  1. Shake them, shout, rub knuckles on the breastbone
  2. Call 911
  3. Naloxone — second dose after 2–3 min if nothing
  4. Two slow breaths, then one every 5 seconds
  5. Stay. If you must go, roll them on their side

Signs: Unconsciousness, or you can't wake them up · Slow or shallow breathing, or trouble breathing · Fingernails or lips turning blue or purple

911 emergency988 crisis1-800-222-1222 poison1-800-484-3731 never use alone

Free naloxone 24/7 in Santa Clara County

  • 1075 East Santa Clara Street, San Jose — outside the front entrance
  • 1509 Agnew Road, Santa Clara — behind the mailbox
ConfideKeep this

Someone won’t wake up?

Call 911. Say they are unresponsive and not waking up. You do not have to mention drugs.

  1. Shake them, shout, rub knuckles on the breastbone
  2. Call 911
  3. Naloxone — second dose after 2–3 min if nothing
  4. Two slow breaths, then one every 5 seconds
  5. Stay. If you must go, roll them on their side

Signs: Unconsciousness, or you can't wake them up · Slow or shallow breathing, or trouble breathing · Fingernails or lips turning blue or purple

911 emergency988 crisis1-800-222-1222 poison1-800-484-3731 never use alone

Free naloxone 24/7 in Santa Clara County

  • 1075 East Santa Clara Street, San Jose — outside the front entrance
  • 1509 Agnew Road, Santa Clara — behind the mailbox
ConfideKeep this

Someone won’t wake up?

Call 911. Say they are unresponsive and not waking up. You do not have to mention drugs.

  1. Shake them, shout, rub knuckles on the breastbone
  2. Call 911
  3. Naloxone — second dose after 2–3 min if nothing
  4. Two slow breaths, then one every 5 seconds
  5. Stay. If you must go, roll them on their side

Signs: Unconsciousness, or you can't wake them up · Slow or shallow breathing, or trouble breathing · Fingernails or lips turning blue or purple

911 emergency988 crisis1-800-222-1222 poison1-800-484-3731 never use alone

Free naloxone 24/7 in Santa Clara County

  • 1075 East Santa Clara Street, San Jose — outside the front entrance
  • 1509 Agnew Road, Santa Clara — behind the mailbox
ConfideKeep this

Someone won’t wake up?

Call 911. Say they are unresponsive and not waking up. You do not have to mention drugs.

  1. Shake them, shout, rub knuckles on the breastbone
  2. Call 911
  3. Naloxone — second dose after 2–3 min if nothing
  4. Two slow breaths, then one every 5 seconds
  5. Stay. If you must go, roll them on their side

Signs: Unconsciousness, or you can't wake them up · Slow or shallow breathing, or trouble breathing · Fingernails or lips turning blue or purple

911 emergency988 crisis1-800-222-1222 poison1-800-484-3731 never use alone

Free naloxone 24/7 in Santa Clara County

  • 1075 East Santa Clara Street, San Jose — outside the front entrance
  • 1509 Agnew Road, Santa Clara — behind the mailbox

Cards list only the two locations in the county that are open 24 hours, because a card someone reads at 2am should not send them to a locked lobby. Everything else is on the naloxone page.