Naloxone and essential supplies.
Free for those in need
We help people prevent and respond to overdoses, access essential supplies, and find treatment and recovery resources. Through free naloxone (Narcan), education, and community remembrance, we support people affected by substance use and challenge the stigma around it.
OVERDOSE PREVENTION
Free naloxone stations
Our goal is to remove barriers to naloxone through free, self-serve stations and community outreach.
Our first boxes are on the way
We’ll share confirmed locations, access hours, and directions here when they’re ready. We hope to reach Roseville and neighboring communities as the program grows.
Find support todayOur programs
Byron’s Bags
Practical supplies for our unhoused neighbors, packed by hand and given freely.
PRACTICAL SUPPLIESLearn how to help
Recognize an opioid overdose, learn how to respond, and find trusted treatment and support resources.
TRAINING & RESOURCESThe Wall of Lights
A place we’re creating to remember people for the way they lived, and for how deeply they are still loved.
A MEMORIAL IN THE MAKINGAFTER NALOXONE HAS BEEN USED
Help us understand how Byron’s Box is used
We’re preparing an anonymous reporting form. It is not accepting reports yet.
Our story
We’re a brother and sister on a mission to make our community safer and kinder.
We founded Byron’s Box in loving memory of our oldest brother, Byron Christopher Coyle. He was kind and funny, loved cars and motorcycles, and would do anything to help someone in need.
We lost him in 2023 to a fentanyl overdose. We miss him every single day. We started Byron’s Box to help prevent other families from losing someone to overdose.
Read our story