Harm Reduction Workshop: Naloxone Training
Description
💊 HARM REDUCTION + NALOXONE TRAINING
RAPS is excited to partner with Harm Reduction Victoria for a practical workshop on harm reduction and naloxone training.
Pharmacists are among the most accessible healthcare professionals in the community. Whether supplying naloxone or counselling a patient receiving opioids, knowing how to recognise and respond to an opioid overdose could save a life.
Attending this event gives you a chance to win free ball ticket for you and a +1!
📅 Wednesday 23 September 2026
⏰ 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
📍 Room 207.02.006, RMIT University - Bundoora Campus
The session will cover:
• Harm-reduction principles and the role of healthcare professionals
• Understanding opioid overdose and recognising the signs
• What naloxone is and how it works
• How to respond effectively to a suspected opioid overdose
• How to administer Nyxoid naloxone nasal spray
• Supporting safe, accessible and non-judgemental harm-reduction care
• Where free take-home naloxone can be accessed
The workshop will be delivered by Brittany “Brit” Chapman, Lead Workforce Development Educator in Harm Reduction Victoria’s Health Promotion Team. Brit brings over four years of experience with HRVic, as well as a background in grassroots organising and community responses to drug-related harm.
🎁 Participating students will receive a FREE Nyxoid naloxone take-home kit.
This is a practical opportunity to build confidence in an area of healthcare you may encounter across community pharmacy, hospital practice and the wider health sector.
👥 Strictly limited to 40 attendees - registration required
🎓 Open to RMIT students - particularly relevant to pharmacy, with all allied health students extremely welcome
💰 FREE, with snacks and drinks provided
🤝 Delivered in collaboration with Harm Reduction Victoria
Learn it. Carry it. Know how to use it. You could save a life.
Attending the ARCS Life Sciences Careers Roadshow at 4:30 pm? Stick around after the workshop and attend both!
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity




