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How to Access: We have Naloxone in a vending machine located in the parking lot and also in the drop in center.

How to Access: Vending Machine is located outside of Chestnut Hall. It is available at no cost 24/7 for students and the community. No ID is needed to dispense.

How to Access: Individuals can access the naloxone dispenser during hours of operation. For recovery support, please call the Hill Country Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse: (830) 367-4667.

How to Access: Vending machines are located outdoors available 24/7 to the public Note: University of Texas Health Science Center at UTHealth Houston Professional Building is home to UT Physicians, the clinical practice of McGovern Medical School at UTHealth Houston. The building is connected by skywalk to Memorial Hermann Medical Plaz Hours: 24/7 Site type: Freestanding Dispenser

How to Access: Vending machines are located outdoors available 24/7 to the public Hours: 24/7 Site type: Freestanding Dispenser

How to Access: ODH Project DAWN identifies a public naloxone vending machine near the bathrooms in the UTMC Emergency Room and explicitly lists 24-hour machine access. The directory uses the campus address, 3000 Arlington Avenue; UTMC gives 3065 Arlington Avenue for the Emergency Department entrance. Use the emergency-department entrance and ask staff for the machine near the bathrooms; call 419-383-3888 for directions/current availability. The map pin is a county address point for the campus, not the exact indoor machine. Fentanyl test strips, machine ID requirements, cost and stock are unconfirmed. Emergency care operating hours alone are not the evidence for this machine schedule.

How to Access: Individuals can access the naloxone dispenser located on the side of the building; simply pull the handle to open the machine door and access naloxone. Donated and monitored by ICON Program

How to Access: Listed as a community harm-reduction resource point in Kerr County - call to confirm current services. Note: fentanyl test strips remain classified as illegal paraphernalia in Texas, one of only five states where this is still the case, which may affect what supplies are available here.

How to Access: Cook County Department of Public Health's naloxone host-site network: no-cost naloxone boxes distributed at 40+ businesses, community organizations, libraries, and community colleges across suburban Cook County. Coordinated via the county's 'Get Naloxone' campaign. Hosted by the Village of Bellwood.

How to Access: Maywood, IL naloxone host-site network: no-cost naloxone available via community businesses and organizations, plus naloxone vending machines at the Maywood Courthouse. A weekly mobile outreach truck also stops in Maywood offering naloxone, food, hygiene kits, and safer-use supplies. Hosted by the Village of Maywood.

How to Access: Maywood, IL naloxone host-site network: no-cost naloxone available via community businesses and organizations, plus naloxone vending machines at the Maywood Courthouse. A weekly mobile outreach truck also stops in Maywood offering naloxone, food, hygiene kits, and safer-use supplies. Hosted by the Village of Maywood (Masonic Temple).

How to Access: VOCAL-NY - syringe services, advocacy, peer support for people who use drugs; person-centered, trauma-informed harm reduction approach.