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Notre Dame of Maryland University

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Loyola University teaches students about drug safety and keeps medicine on campus to help in case of an overdose.

Phone

(410) 435-0100 ^voice

Location

4701 North Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21210

Services

Substance Abuse Prevention

Website

www.ndm.edu/about-us/consumer-information/heroin-and-opioid-addiction-and-prevention-policy

General Information

Loyola University Maryland has a plan to keep students safe from opioid and heroin overdoses.

* All new full-time students must take a short class or do an online training to learn about the dangers of opioid and heroin use.
* Part-time students will get links to online tools to learn more about drug safety.
* The school keeps special medicine on campus that can stop an overdose. Staff and public safety officers are trained to use it in an emergency.
* If the medicine is used, the school writes a report about what happened.

Services

Substance Abuse Prevention

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Students must take training to learn about heroin and opioid addiction.
People on campus are trained to:

* Spot the signs of an overdose
* Give medicine that can stop an overdose
* Call for help and follow emergency steps