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How to Access: To the right of the front door. Registration required (no-cost) via QR code/survey link at the machine or https://hopepartnershipproject.com/community/harm-reduction-vending-machine-information/ - takes up to 24 hours to activate. Not for emergency naloxone access. Source: Hope Partnership Project.

How to Access: Cudahy Health Department provides a harm reduction vending machine at the Cudahy Fire Station. The machine offers Narcan, Fentanyl testing strips, Xylazine test strips, cable gun locks, Deterra Medication Deactivation bags, condoms, sanitary kits, and period kits. Narcan Na ... How to access: The vending machine is located outdoors and is accessible 24 hours/day, 7 days/week. Enter the access code #1234 and select an item for vending (instructions are located on the machine as well). Hours: 24 hours/day, 7 days/week.

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 DA Candy Corner and More.

How to Access: DC's Harm Reduction Vending Machine program: DC Health awarded grants (Oct 2021) to Family and Medical Counseling Services (FMCS) and HIPS to implement machines placed at DC Fire & EMS firehouses in high-overdose areas, dispensing naloxone, fentanyl test strips, and hygiene/wellness products. Hosted at DC Fire & EMS Engine #27.

How to Access: DC's Harm Reduction Vending Machine program: DC Health awarded grants (Oct 2021) to Family and Medical Counseling Services (FMCS) and HIPS to implement machines placed at DC Fire & EMS firehouses in high-overdose areas, dispensing naloxone, fentanyl test strips, and hygiene/wellness products. Hosted at DC Fire & EMS Engine #33.

How to Access: DC's Harm Reduction Vending Machine program: DC Health awarded grants (Oct 2021) to Family and Medical Counseling Services (FMCS) and HIPS to implement machines placed at DC Fire & EMS firehouses in high-overdose areas, dispensing naloxone, fentanyl test strips, and hygiene/wellness products. Hosted at DC Fire & EMS Engine #7.

How to Access: No Cost naloxone community box location.

How to Access: Individuals can access vending machines during operating hours Hours: M-F: 12p-7p Site type: Freestanding Dispenser

How to Access: Offers substance use treatment, HIV testing and hepatitis C testing and treatment by appointment. Call to confirm naloxone availability.

How to Access: Milwaukee County Harm Reduction Vending Machine network (11+ machines) dispenses no-cost fentanyl test strips, naloxone nasal spray, medication deactivation pouches, and gun locks - run by Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Services. Hosted by Diverse & Resilient, an LGBTQ+-focused health organization.

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 the Division of Child & Family Services - Elko.

How to Access: Milwaukee County Harm Reduction Vending Machine network (11+ machines) dispenses no-cost fentanyl test strips, naloxone nasal spray, medication deactivation pouches, and gun locks - run by Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Services. Hosted at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center.