Mission Overdose Community Action Team

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The Mission Overdose Community Action Team (MOCAT) bring together multiple stakeholders to support & facilitate partnerships,coordinate programs & services,address gaps,and plan for coordinated community action on the opioid crisis.

07/25/2025

On this site BC Health provides information on Fentanyl, Naloxone, tips on preventing overdose, and recognizing and responding to an overdose, as well as section with information for parents. 

07/25/2025
07/25/2025
07/25/2025
07/25/2025

A save the date reminder! Drug Poisoning Awareness Day Events Aug 21st in Mount Forest and Aug 28th in Guelph. Be sure to purchase your "Support Not Stigma" t-shirt to wear at DPAD events and help support the building of a permanent memorial. T-shirt sales end Aug 1st. https://wgdrugstrategy.ca/2022/07/drugpoisoningawarenessday/

Come see us at our booth at the Mission Folk Music Festival for conversation, information and life-saving Naloxone train...
07/18/2025

Come see us at our booth at the Mission Folk Music Festival for conversation, information and life-saving Naloxone training.

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Knocking down the walls of silence that keep people from talking about substance use is an important step towards addressing the overdose crisis in British Columbia. Recognizing that people who use drugs are real people helps to put a human face behind the numbers of so many preventable tragedies.

The Mission Overdose Community Action Team (MOCAT) has been established proactively to bring together multiple stakeholders to support and facilitate local partnerships, coordinate programs and services, address gaps, and plan for collaborative community action around the opioid overdose crisis.

The MOCAT aims to be inclusive, diverse and have representation from people with lived and living experience with substance use (PWLLE) including family members, first responders, community service providers, health authority and government staff and individuals affected by the overdose crisis.