Find Harm Reduction Agencies

How to Access: State-registered syringe services program fixed site. Many operate limited days/hours - call ahead.

How to Access: Impact Exchange public health vending machine network. Launched by Trac-B Exchange in 2017 - the first-in-the-nation public health vending machine program. Requires a no-cost vending card (ID needed to register); dispenses syringes, naloxone, pregnancy tests, safe sex kits, hygiene/first-aid kits, and sharps containers. A 2022 study found 41 fewer opioid overdose fatalities than predicted in Clark County the year after naloxone was added to the machines. Hosted by CAN.

How to Access: "Access to the Harm Reduction vending machine allows collection of products such as Narcan, wound care kits, hygiene kits, Fentanyl testing strips."

How to Access: 24/7 self-service harm-reduction vending machine (naloxone, fentanyl test strips, safer-use supplies) outside the rear entrance - call/text (513) 399-6969 for an access code. Also hosts a Thursday syringe exchange stop.

How to Access: No Cost one-to-one syringe exchange run by Public Health - Dayton & Montgomery County. Confidential; participants get a unique ID number. Naloxone, infectious disease testing, and treatment referrals also available.

How to Access: No Cost one-to-one syringe exchange run by Public Health - Dayton & Montgomery County. Confidential; participants get a unique ID number. Naloxone, infectious disease testing, and treatment referrals also available. Behind the old DayMont Behavioral Health Building.

How to Access: Carolina Family Health Centers - call to confirm current harm reduction services.

How to Access: County health department offering drug-related harm reduction programs. Call ahead to confirm current naloxone/syringe service hours at this location.