Find Harm Reduction Agencies

How to Access: MetroHealth's Project DAWN mobile outreach RV, staged on W 25th St across from MetroHealth's main campus (between Sackett and Trowbridge). Provides naloxone and harm-reduction supplies.

How to Access: Provides Project DAWN overdose education and naloxone distribution. Call the health department to arrange kit access at Suite 130.

How to Access: The listed address and phone correspond to Mansfield UMADAOP's Community Wellness Center. Call to confirm naloxone availability and current access hours.

How to Access: Project DAWN provides naloxone and overdose response education; contact the health department for access. Note: the official address is 4275 North State Route 376, McConnelsville, rather than 4175 North Street in Roseville; confirm before visiting.

How to Access: The health district supports community naloxone access; call to confirm current kit pickup and training arrangements. Note: the current official address is 480 Douglas Street, Mount Gilead; call to confirm before visiting.

How to Access: Call the court to confirm naloxone availability and public pickup arrangements before visiting.

How to Access: Free Narcan kits and overdose response training are available through Project DAWN. Walk in to the downstairs health department reception window, Suite 011.

How to Access: Residents can request free mailed naloxone through the training video and order form linked on the department's website. The department also supplies naloxone to first responders.

How to Access: Project DAWN naloxone provider. Culturally relevant chemical dependency services; recovery meetings (all fellowships) every Friday night at 7 PM.

How to Access: Offers adult intensive outpatient treatment, recovery management and transportation support. Walk-ins are accepted; call to confirm naloxone availability.

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.