Naloxone distribution refers to the process of providing naloxone, a medication that can rapidly reverse opioid overdoses, to individuals and communities. This distribution often occurs through pharmacies, community organizations, and health departments, aiming to increase access to this life-saving drug. The goal of naloxone distribution is to reduce the number of fatalities caused by opioid overdoses. By equipping people, including those at risk and their loved ones, with naloxone, communities can respond quickly in emergencies, potentially saving lives and promoting safer environments.