Zero Overdose

Gain hands-on research experience with a Zero Overdose internship. Interns contribute to meaningful research projects by reviewing literature, analyzing data, identifying evidence-based practices, and supporting initiatives that advance overdose prevention and behavioral health. Build the research skills needed to inform policy, improve programs, and create lasting impact. Interested in joining our internship program? MSW students should contact their Field Practicum Office, and students pursuing MPH, MPA, PsyD, and related degrees are encouraged to reach out to amallow@zerooverdose.org learn more. #InternshipOpportunity #Research #PublicHealth #BehavioralHealth #ProfessionalDevelopment

Did you know food insecurity can increase the risk of an unintentional overdose? Access to nutritious food plays a vital role in medication safety, chronic pain management, and overall health. In our latest blog, Rachel Kachur examines the connection between food insecurity and overdose risk, and why addressing basic needs is a key part of prevention. Read the full blog to learn how we can build healthier, safer communities: https://lnkd.in/gUtnPAMf #ZeroOverdose #OverdosePrevention #FoodInsecurity #PublicHealth #BehavioralHealth #HealthEquity

Leadership support is essential to making overdose safety plans a meaningful part of workplace safety culture. In her conversation with Dr. Sally Spencer-Thomas CSP on Headspace for the Workplace, Zero Overdose CEO and Co-Founder Virna Little shares why organizations must take a proactive approach, ensuring safety plans are accessible, integrated into systems, and supported at every level of leadership. Read our blog for key takeaways from the conversation and learn how workplaces can strengthen overdose prevention efforts: https://lnkd.in/gMJS8PR7 #OverdosePrevention #WorkplaceSafety #BehavioralHealth #SafetyPlanning #ZeroOverdose

Gain hands-on advocacy experience with a Zero Overdose internship. Interns learn how to translate research, data, and lived experience into policy briefs, testimony, and communications that inform decision-makers and advance meaningful change in behavioral health and overdose prevention. Build the skills to advocate for stronger systems, influence public policy, and make a lasting impact. Interested in joining our internship program? MSW students should contact their Field Practicum Office, and students pursuing MPH, MPA, PsyD, and related degrees are encouraged to reach out to amallow@zerooverdose.org learn more. #ZeroOverdose #InternshipOpportunity #Advocacy #BehavioralHealth #ProfessionalDevelopment

Coming soon 🎙️ We’re excited to share that Zero Overdose CEO and Co-Founder Virna Little will be featured on the upcoming episode of the Lunch With Row Mobile Vodcast. Virna shares her insights on overdose prevention, behavioral health, and the importance of building systems that support individuals, families, and communities on the path toward lasting recovery. Stay tuned for the full conversation and hear how prevention-focused approaches can help transform care. 🎥 Episode coming soon! #BehavioralHealth #OverdosePrevention #PublicHealth #HealthEquity #ThoughtLeadership #ZeroOverdose

Zero Overdose is a nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing overdose events through overdose safety planning, education, and prevention. We work with healthcare providers, behavioral health organizations, community partners, and individuals to increase access to life-saving tools and resources that help identify and reduce overdose risk. Our goal is to ensure that every person at risk of overdose has a personalized safety plan and the support needed to stay safe and thrive. To learn more about Zero Overdose, visit zerooverdose.org.

Yesterday was a great day at the ACU 2026 Behavioral Health Leadership Forum! It was wonderful to reconnect with longtime friends, meet new colleagues, and come together as a community dedicated to advancing behavioral health, improving care, and supporting better outcomes for all. Thank you to everyone who joined our sessions and contributed to meaningful conversations about strengthening care for communities nationwide. A heartfelt thank you to the Zero Overdose team for representing our organization throughout the event: CEO and Co-founder Virna Little, Board Member Clare McNutt, PA-C, COO Xavior Robinson, Trainer Nick Szubiak, MSW, LCSW, and Medical Director Dr. Julian Mitton, MD MPH. Thank you to Association of Clinicians for the Underserved for bringing together leaders, providers, and partners from across the country to collaborate, share ideas, and drive meaningful change. A big thank you to The Pew Charitable Trusts for funding this event and supporting the advancement of evidence-based approaches that help expand access to high-quality behavioral health care and improve outcomes for communities across the country. #ACUConf #BehavioralHealth #IntegratedCare #PublicHealth #ZeroOverdose

Prevention starts with preparation. Join Zero Overdose on August 19 for our Integrated Overdose & Suicide Safety Plan Training, where participants will learn practical strategies to identify risk, support individuals in crisis, and strengthen safety planning across care settings. Together, we can build more coordinated systems of care and ensure people receive the support they need when it matters most. 📅 August 19, 2026 ⏰ 2:00–4:00 PM ET 💻 Virtual training ✅ Free registration | CEUs available 👉 Register today: https://rb.gy/om5im9 #ZeroOverdose #SuicidePrevention #OverdosePrevention #SafetyPlanning #MentalHealthMatters

We're halfway through an inspiring day at the ACU 2026 Behavioral Health Leadership Forum! It's been energizing to connect with healthcare leaders from across the country who are committed to advancing integrated behavioral health and improving outcomes for the communities they serve. The Zero Overdose team was well represented by CEO and Co-founder Virna Little, Board Member Clare McNutt, PA-C, COO Xavior Robinson, Trainer Nick Szubiak, MSW, LCSW, and Medical Director Julian Mitton, MD MPH. We're grateful for the opportunity to share, learn, and collaborate, and we're looking forward to more meaningful conversations this afternoon. #ACUConf #BehavioralHealth #IntegratedCare #PublicHealth #ZeroOverdose

We’re proud to see our CEO, Virna Little, leading important conversations at #ACUConf focused on advancing behavioral health integration and suicide prevention. Virna moderated “Unlocking the Potential of Behavioral Health Integration with Collaborative Care,” highlighting the importance of integrating behavioral health into primary care to improve access, outcomes, and whole-person care. She also presented “Practical Suicide Prevention for Primary Care Providers & Teams,” sharing evidence-based strategies to help healthcare teams identify and support individuals at risk for suicide. We look forward to continuing these important conversations at the Association of Clinicians for the Underserved 2026 Behavioral Health Leadership Forum. #ACUConf #SuicidePrevention #BehavioralHealth #IntegratedCare #CollaborativeCare