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Home / 2024 / April / EQUIPPING SOUTH-ASIAN YOUTH WITH CULTURALLY-SENSITIVE OVERDOSE RESPONSE AND PREVENTION TRAINING

EQUIPPING SOUTH-ASIAN YOUTH WITH CULTURALLY-SENSITIVE OVERDOSE RESPONSE AND PREVENTION TRAINING

Together with the Students Overcoming Substance Use Disorder and Addictions Society of Canada, this project sought to address the ongoing substance use and overdose crisis in the South Asian community. Through a culturally sensitive workshop series, high-school students from 4 different schools were equipped with overdose response and prevention training. The workshops were available in Punjabi, English and Hindi and followed the Health Canada 2022 guidelines with a strong emphasis on early intervention.  

UBC Student Project Lead: Avneet Dhillon

Community Partner: Students Overcoming Substance Use Disorder and Addictions Society of Canada (Team SOUDA)

Grant Type:  Chapman & Innovation

Year of Publication: 2024

Topic: Representation

Keywords: Communities of Care, Underrepresented populations, Empowerment

Population: Youth, South Asian Community

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