Assisting Tribes in tackling the opioid epidemic.
NPAIHB’s Tribal Opioid Response (TOR) program helps Northwest Tribes in tackling the opioid epidemic by strengthening capacity to prevent, treat, and recover from opioid use disorder.
TOR combines cultural and traditional approaches with evidence-based practices, supporting community education, expanding access to treatment (including Medication for Opioid Use Disorder, or MOUD), and using data to strengthen Tribal responses. The program also invests in leadership development and state and national partnerships to build stronger, more resilient communities.
Contact: TOR@npaihb.org
Primary Resources
Community Handouts
- A Trickster Tale Booklet
- Getting Help for an Opioid Use Disorder Fact Sheet
- Supporting Someone with Opioid Addiction Fact Sheet
- The Truth About Fentanyl Fact Sheet
- The Truth About Opioids Fact Sheet
- Using Fentanyl Strips Postcard
- Using Nasal Spray to Reverse an Opioid Disorder Fact Sheet
- Words Matter When We Talk About Addiction Fact Sheet
- Xylazine Fact Sheet
For Providers & Clinics
- Family Care Plans Provider Guide Booklet
- Medication-Assisted Treatment FILLABLE Fact Sheet
- The Power of Peer Recovery FILLABLE Fact Sheet
- Words Matter When Providers Talk About Addiction Fact Sheet
Youth Handouts
Caring Messages for Recovery
- NPAIHB Caring Messages Adult Recovery Postcard: Matthew
- NPAIHB Caring Messages Adult Recovery Postcard: Doug
Pregnancy & SUD Fact Sheets
- Care Coordination Plan Fact Sheet
- Culture Helps Us Heal Fact Sheet
- Getting Help for Substance Use – For New Parents Fact Sheet
- Getting Help for Substance Use During Pregnancy Fact Sheet
- My Family Wellness Plan Fact Sheet
- Supporting Someone with a Substance Use Disorder Fact Sheet
- The Truth About Substance Use and Pregnancy Fact Sheet
