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How to Access: GMHC offers free naloxone and fentanyl test strips, overdose education and virtual trainings, individual and group counseling, medication assisted treatment (MAT), case management, and a syringe access program with vouchers redeemable at an on-site pharmacy. Open to adults 18+, no insurance needed as programs are grant-funded, and HIV-positive status is not required. Complete the online questionnaire at gmhc.org to connect with a case manager, or call the main line at (212) 367-1109 or email mhs@gmhc.org.

How to Access: Call before visiting to confirm whether naloxone or other harm reduction supplies are available and how to obtain them.

How to Access: Call before visiting to confirm whether naloxone or other harm reduction supplies are available and how to obtain them.

How to Access: Offers free naloxone and overdose response training through Project DAWN. Complete the online training and intake form, then call 440-279-1926 to arrange pickup.

How to Access: A NaloxBox opioid rescue kit is mounted outside near the entrance. Overdose Lifeline says the boxes hold free naloxone nasal spray, are open to anyone 24 hours a day, need no appointment and need no contact with staff. Boxes are restocked regularly, so supply can run out.

How to Access: Listed by Overdose Lifeline as a naloxone distribution center. Hours and availability vary, so call or check before going.

How to Access: George E. Wahlen VA Medical Center - call to confirm current harm reduction services.

How to Access: A NaloxBox opioid rescue kit is mounted outside near the entrance. Overdose Lifeline says the boxes hold free naloxone nasal spray, are open to anyone 24 hours a day, need no appointment and need no contact with staff. Boxes are restocked regularly, so supply can run out.