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The coalition heard updates on new overdose prevention efforts, including a $50,000 boost to the State Opioid Response grant, a mailing of 5,000 Deterra pouches in 02905 and 02907, and upcoming naloxone and safe-storage trainings.
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Providence’s behavioral health coalition focused on overdose prevention, medication safety, and community training. City staff said new grant money will support a mailing of 5,000 medication-disposal pouches in high-need ZIP codes, plus outreach for older adults, college students, and local businesses. The meeting also highlighted library services for youth and adults, along with upcoming events for naloxone training and prescription drug takeback. The coalition approved the previous minutes and set the next meeting for May 6, 2026.
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