Find Harm Reduction Agencies

How to Access: 901 Harm Reduction: grassroots mobile program serving encampments and underserved areas across Memphis. No Cost naloxone kits and training every Saturday 1:30-3:00pm. Listed address is administrative only - services are outreach-based.

How to Access: Same public access-code listing as the Free Lunch Program box.

How to Access: OPRH-approved SSP site; volunteers "pack up hygiene, safe injection and naloxone kits" for community distribution, Tuesdays 2-5pm.

How to Access: "Anyone can access these items at no cost, with no questions asked."

How to Access: Provider confirms drop-in resources for anyone and hotline requests for naloxone, fentanyl test strips, and sterile safer-use supplies. Text 501-438-9158 first; page still references COVID-era hours, so confirm hours.

How to Access: Yale's Community Health Care Van (CHCV) Syringe Services Program: real-time FTIR drug checking for fentanyl/xylazine, home delivery and disposal pickup available.

How to Access: "No Cost and confidential syringe exchange site... Syringe exchange is available M-F 9:00am-2:00pm"; naloxone distribution listed as a program service.

How to Access: County site posts the public access code ("102030 + Enter") for anyone to open the box.

How to Access: Ask for the Health Hub/Syringe Access Services at 330 Ellis Street. No Cost syringe distribution, disposal, naloxone and safer-use supplies; overdose-response training is available. Confirm testing hours and Thursday access by phone.

How to Access: NASEN-listed SEP, walk-in hours M-F 10am-3pm and Saturday outreach 9-11am, "providing syringe access, safer smoking supplies, overdose prevention, and safe sex items."

How to Access: At Toledo-Lucas County Health Department. Call ahead to order at 419-213-2655. No Cost, confidential NOSS services are available to anyone. Picking up supplies for other people is allowed; no personal ID is required. Supplies may be limited and are first-come, first-served. Services include syringe services, naloxone, fentanyl and xylazine test strips, HIV/HCV testing, safer-use supplies, wound supplies/injection-site review, and overdose prevention education. Wound support does not imply comprehensive clinical wound treatment. Check the official schedule or call 419-213-2655 for alternating dates, holiday changes and availability.