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Report an overdose

This form is anonymous. Please do not enter anyone’s name, birth date, phone number, email, address of residence, or medical record number. Approximate answers are fine — “unknown” is always an option.

Where did it happen?

How do you want to give the location?

Used my current location

Address or intersection

Landmark or place description

Dropped a pin on the map

Incident location on the map (optional but helpful)

Tap the map to place a pin at the incident location.

Island

Neighborhood or community

When did it happen?

Approximate date

Approximate timeI don’t know the time

What happened?

Outcome

Nonfatal

Fatal

Unknown

Was naloxone (Narcan) given?

Yes

No

Unknown

Were 911 or EMS called?

Yes

No

Unknown

Suspected substance

I am a…

Anything else that could help? (optional)

Please do not include names, nicknames, birth dates, phone numbers, emails, home addresses, or anything else that could identify a person.

Website

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Hawaiʻi Health & Harm Reduction Center

Reports are anonymous. We never ask for a name, birth date, phone number, email, or any other identifying information about the person who overdosed.

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