Training heroin users to save their friends
Heroin users in Scotland are being trained to spot when someone is about to overdose and to step in and help.
The training \u2013 which includes lessons on how to use the antidote naloxone - is often led by people who have themselves been addicts.
Taxi drivers and police officers are also being trained, and naloxone being widely distributed, as part of a push to save as many lives as possible.
Reporter Craig Langran investigates whether the approach is working.
Presenter: Myra Anubi\nProducer: Craig Langran\nSeries producer: Tom Colls\nSound mix: Annie Gardiner and Hal Haines\nEditor: Penny Murphy
Email: peoplefixingtheworld@bbc.co.uk
Image: Wez, who trains heroin users how to administer naloxone