This training introduces first responders and frontline providers to the role of cultural competency in substance use care, with a focus on naloxone leave-behind programs and therapeutic reconciliation. Participants will explore how cultural beliefs, values, and practices influence substance use patterns, perceptions, and engagement with services. Through real-world examples and practical strategies, the course emphasizes respectful, empathetic approaches to care that honor cultural diversity, reduce stigma, and foster healing. By the end of the session, learners will be equipped to build trust, tailor interventions, and serve as compassionate bridges to recovery across diverse communities.