Resources
CCHSC's Recovery 918 program offers these trainings to help people in our community respond to substance use, overdose, mental health problems, and suicide risk. Use a request form or call (918) 506-4058 to ask about a training.
We share this list to help you find services in our area. Except for CCHSC's own programs, such as Recovery 918, CCHSC does not run or endorse the organizations listed. Details can change, so please call ahead to confirm.
6 services listed
A Recovery 918 training on reducing the stigma around substance use and recovery. Use the request form to ask about the format and who it is for.
Good to know: Request through CCHSC's Recovery 918 program. The form asks for your email address.
Last checked October 2026
Learn how to use Narcan (naloxone), a medicine that can reverse an opioid overdose.
Good to know: Call to schedule, or use the request form.
Last checked October 2026
A Recovery 918 training focused on young people. Use the request form to ask about the topic, format, and who it is for.
Good to know: Request through CCHSC's Recovery 918 program. The form asks for your email address.
Last checked October 2026
A national course that teaches you how to recognize, understand, and respond to signs of mental health or substance use challenges, and how to offer the first level of support.
Good to know: Request through CCHSC's Recovery 918 program. The form asks for your email address.
Last checked October 2026
Learn the warning signs of a suicide crisis and three steps anyone can use to help: Question, Persuade, and Refer the person to help.
Good to know: Request through CCHSC's Recovery 918 program. The form asks for your email address.
Last checked October 2026
Training for providers, such as health care providers. Use the request form to ask about topics, scheduling, and who can attend.
Good to know: Request through CCHSC's Recovery 918 program. The form asks for your email address.
Last checked October 2026
