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How to Access: Find the NOSS mobile unit at Toledo Treatment/Pinnacle during scheduled hours. Call for the specific operating date and parking location. 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.

How to Access: Find the NOSS mobile unit at St. Lucas Lutheran Church during the scheduled Tuesday stop. Call for the parking location. 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.

How to Access: NOSS East Toledo services are hosted at Village Recovery during the scheduled Thursday session. 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.

How to Access: Find the NOSS mobile unit at the Zepf Ashland stop during scheduled hours. Call for the specific operating date and parking location. 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.

How to Access: "All items are available at no cost. No ID, payment, or registration is required." Operates 24/7.

How to Access: White van in the parking lot behind Fairhaven United Methodist Church, 2415 Saw Mill Run Boulevard. No Cost confidential services; no ID or advance call required.

How to Access: Inside Allies, fifth floor, at 211 N Whitfield Street. The former Penn Avenue listing has moved. No appointment or ID required; services are no-cost. Mobile medical services are not offered at this Sunday site.

How to Access: Look for the white van at Bentley Drive and Kirkpatrick Street. No Cost confidential services; no ID or advance call required. Check operator updates before travel.

How to Access: Look for the white van at N Charles Street and Perrysville Avenue. No Cost confidential services; no ID or advance call required. Check operator updates before travel.

How to Access: Walk-in during program hours.

How to Access: Drop in at 117 6th Street, between Mission and Minna. No Cost harm-reduction services for people who use drugs. Naloxone and overdose training also serve people who spend time around people who use drugs. Phone listed is the main office.