NAP101

Fentanyl Awareness, Prevention & Response (Grades 7–12)

Developed by: National Awareness & Prevention 101 (NAP101)
Delivery Mode: Online / Virtual Learning (Self-paced or Facilitated)
Duration: 60–90 minutes
Prerequisites: None
Certification: NAP101 Certificate of Completion

Course Overview

The NAP101 Online Program equips middle and high school students with critical knowledge and skills to understand the dangers of fentanyl, recognize overdose symptoms, and take life-saving action using naloxone (Narcan).
Through engaging digital content, interactive modules, and real-world application activities, students develop confidence in overdose prevention, peer education, and community awareness.

Course Structure

Module

Title

Duration

Description

Module 1

Understanding Fentanyl

15–20 min

Introduces fentanyl’s properties, its role in the opioid crisis, and why it’s particularly dangerous for youth.

Module 2

Recognizing an Overdose

20 min

Teaches how to identify overdose symptoms and respond appropriately in emergencies.

Module 3

Using Naloxone (Narcan)

25–30 min

Provides step-by-step instruction on how to use naloxone to reverse opioid overdoses.

Module 4

Prevention & Safe Choices

15–20 min

Explores harm reduction, peer pressure resistance, and strategies to prevent fentanyl exposure.

Module 5

Review, Quiz & Reflection

10–15 min

Reinforces learning through knowledge checks and personal reflection exercises.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this program, students will be able to:

  1. Define fentanyl and describe its potency compared to other opioids.
  2. Explain the risks associated with counterfeit pills and mixed substances.
  3. Identify the signs and symptoms of an opioid overdose.
  4. Demonstrate how to properly administer naloxone (Narcan).
  5. Apply prevention strategies and healthy coping mechanisms to reduce risk.
  6. Engage peers and community members in fentanyl awareness discussions.

Course Components

  1. Instructional Videos
  • Short animated explainers and real-life testimonials.
  • Available with closed captioning for accessibility.
  1. Interactive Learning Activities
  • Drag-and-drop overdose symptom identifiers.
  • Simulated naloxone administration practice.
  • Decision-making scenarios addressing peer pressure and drug safety.
  1. Knowledge Checks
  • Mini quizzes at the end of each module.
  • Auto-graded assessments with feedback explanations.
  1. Downloadable Handouts
  • Fentanyl fact sheet
  • Naloxone quick-use guide
  • Local and national helpline resources
  1. Final Assessment & Reflection
  • Five-question final quiz (80% or higher required for certification).
  • Written reflection activity: “How can I use this knowledge to make a difference?”

Technical Requirements

  • Computer, tablet, or smartphone with internet access
  • Audio-enabled device (for video content)
  • Optional printable materials for offline learning

Evaluation Criteria

Component

Weight

Assessment Type

Module Participation

20%

Completion of all modules and activities

Quizzes

40%

Multiple-choice questions at the end of each module

Reflection Activity

20%

Short written responses or online discussion

Final Knowledge Check

20%

Summative quiz verifying comprehension

Passing Requirement: 70% overall and full module completion to earn NAP101 Certification.

Certification & Next Steps

Upon successful completion, students receive:

  • NAP101 Certificate of Completion (digital PDF)
  • Eligibility to join the Peer Awareness & Prevention Ambassador Track
  • Access to bonus modules:
    • “Talking to Friends About Fentanyl”
    • “Community Leadership in Harm Reduction”

Instructor/Facilitator Notes (Optional)

For educators or program leads delivering the course virtually:

  • Recommended class size: up to 30 students per live session.
  • Discussion prompts are embedded in each module.
  • Instructor dashboard includes student progress reports and quiz analytics.
  • Adaptable for classroom projection, Zoom sessions, or LMS upload (SCORM compliant).

Contact Information

National Awareness & Prevention 101 (NAP101)
📧 Email: info@nap101.org
🌐 Website: www.nap101.org
📞 Contact: (253) 993-9443
📍 Headquarters: Tacoma, WA

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