Snohomish County Human Services 11/22/2019 Amendment 1

disposal of prescription medication with an emphasis on opioids. Trainings and/or presentations should, at a minimum, focus on meeting the following objectives: 1) Participants should have a better understanding of what opiates are and how they work; 2) Participants should be provided information about opiate use, misuse and abuse; 3) Participants should have a better understanding of opiate overdose and poisoning; 4) Participants should be more aware of prevention resources in the community (such as medication storage, medication disposal and education); 5) Participants should understand how to administer Narcan and Naloxone; and 6) Participants should have a better understanding of preventing overdose. b. The presenter (volunteer and professional) must receive and use the Human Services Department Senior Center Opioid Training PowerPoint as guidance in order to focus the training on meeting training objectives. c. The Agency must verify participant attendance using a sign-in sheet for any trainings offered. d. After each training, the Senior Center Opioid Education Survey must be offered to participants and collected upon completion. Completed surveys will be submitted to the County for analysis. 2. The Agency shall provide opioid abuse prevention curriculum in five (5) senior center activities. 3. The Agency shall complete and submit the end-of-year 2019 Senior Center Opioid Education Project Questionnaire by January 31, 2020. E. Snohomish County Senior Center Standards The Agency shall organize and operate the senior center in compliance with the attached Exhibit M, Snohomish County Senior Center Standards, which are derived from the National Council on Aging (NCOA) and National Institute of Senior Centers (NISC) accreditation standards. Exhibit B-1 A-19-76-04-198(1) City of Everett/Carl Gipson Senior Center Page 2 of 3