MISSION: The mission of the Harm Reduction Coalition Overdose Project is to reduce the number of fatal drug overdoses in the United States to zero.   WHAT WE DO: The Overdose Project provides trainings for active drug users and their friends and family; health and social service providers; law enforcement officials; and single-room occupancy hotel residents. Trainings include information on overdose prevention, recognition, and response. The Project consists of two regional programs: • The Drug Overdose Prevention & Education (DOPE) Project, located in the San Francisco Bay Area; and [LINK TO www.thedopeproject.org] • Skills & Knowledge for Opiate Overdose Prevention (SKOOP) Project, located in New York City [LINK TO www.skoop.org] WHAT WE TEACH: • What causes an overdose • Who is most likely to overdose • How to recognize an overdose • What to do if you see an overdose • What NOT to do if you see an overdose • How to prevent overdose • Rescue breathing • Naloxone administration [can we have a link on naloxone to a page that explains what naloxone is?]