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A year ago, a change in the law made it possible for people who might have to deal with overdosing heroin users to be allowed to carry an antidote.
The injection, naloxone, can be carried by lifeguards, toilet attendants, carers and also friends, family and even children of drug users.
Charity Change Grow Live says the antidote has saved hundreds of lives.
But figures show more people than ever in England and Wales are dying from heroin and other opiate drugs.
Victoria Derbyshire presenter Joanna Gosling spoke to Karl Price, a former drug user who has been saved from dying of an overdose by naloxone on three occasions and Stacey Smith from the charity Change Grow Live, which has trained more than 6,000 people to be able to administer naloxone.