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Level Up Find Support EN Tips & Links About Did you know that drug overdoses are more common in people who do physical work than in other jobs? BackPause Next LEARN ABOUT THE DANGERS OF OPIOIDS. Pick a Quick Learning topic to get started. Quick learning HOW OPIOIDS CAN AFFECT MEN IN TRADES Start Quick learning HOW YOU CAN HELP Start Harm reduction, withdrawal, and recovery services. Use our Find Support tool to find nearby harm reduction and recovery services. Find Support IN 2024, CANADA RECORDED 21 OPIOID-RELATED DEATHS EVERY DAY. Since 2016, 3 out of 4 people who died from opioids in Canada were men. Of the men who had jobs when they died, 30% to 50% worked in a trade. MEN ARE OFTEN EXPECTED TO NOT TALK ABOUT USING OPIOIDS OR HAVING MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS. 42% of men who went to the hospital for opioid use also had mental health issues. But their friends and family often don’t know they need help. OPIOID-RELATED HARMS ARE HIGHER AMONG INDIGENOUS PEOPLES. For example, toxic drug poisoning deaths in BC were 6 times higher among First Nations people than other residents (Jan - June 2023). The lasting impacts and trauma of colonization are a key reason. Another is the struggle to access culturally sensitive healthcare. OPIOID ADDICTION IS OFTEN HIDDEN BECAUSE PEOPLE TRY TO KEEP THEIR PROBLEMS A SECRET. Friends and family might not know they need help. We need to be kind, understanding and offer support. To help us do this, it is important to learn about opioid harms and support resources. NO ONE SHOULD FEEL ALONE OR ASHAMED ABOUT THEIR STRUGGLES. People can get better when they have access to treatment and support. LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW MEN IN TRADES ARE BEING AFFECTED BY OPIOIDS, AND HOW TO OFFER SUPPORT. What would you like to learn about? Quick learning HOW OPIOIDS CAN AFFECT MEN IN TRADES Start Quick learning HOW YOU CAN HELP Start Harm reduction, withdrawal, and recovery services. Use our Find Support tool to find nearby harm reduction and recovery services. Find Support Regional addictions and mental health services. If you are in an emergency, call 911. If you want to talk to someone for advice, call 811. Canada-wide National Overdose Response Service 1-888-688-6677 Alberta Alberta's Virtual Opioid Dependency Program 1-844-383-7688 British Columbia Alcohol and Drug Information Referral Service 1-800-663-1441 Ontario Connex Ontario 1-866-531-2600 or text CONNEX to 247247 Level Up Privacy Policy Terms of Use Contact Us