How to Access: "The program offers Safe Sex Items, Syringe Services, and Wound Care Services... Drop-in center... Fentanyl Test Strips/Education... Naloxone Distribution/Overdose Education... No one will be denied access to services due to inability to pay." An older listing gives a different Boise address (8950 W Emerald St, Ste 178) — verify current suite by phone before publishing.
HIV/Hep C TestingNarcan/NaloxoneFentanyl Test StripsSyringe Services ProgramWound CareMAT NavigationHousing AssistanceMobile Services
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. We will text you when we are heading out to you, pulling up, and again once we’ve dropped them off to confirm receipt. When we arrive, we will not make any physical contact and request that you stand at least 6 feet away from us, if at all (if possible, please remain indoors). Thank you for bearing with us!
How to Access: Trystereo (New Orleans Harm Reduction Network): all-volunteer mobile collective since 2011, serving southeast Louisiana. New Orleans/St. Bernard/Plaquemines: 504-826-2675. Jefferson Parish: 504-832-5123.
How to Access: County health department offering condom distribution, STI/hepatitis/HIV testing and prevention education. Call ahead to confirm current syringe services and naloxone availability.
HIV TestingSyringe Services ProgramSafer-Use Supplies
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HIV testing: Wednesday 1pm-4:30pm, drop-in or scheduled. Call 415-502-8378 for testing; call 415-476-3902 to confirm syringe/safer-use supply pickup hours.
How to Access: At 1930 Market Street. Clean syringes and safer-smoking supplies are documented; confirm pickup arrangements before traveling. HIV testing can be scheduled at 415-502-8378. Testing hours do not establish supply pickup hours.
How to Access: State-authorized syringe services program (Fresno County). Typically also provides naloxone, HIV/Hep C testing, and referrals to treatment per CDPH program standards - confirm exact services offered directly.
How to Access: Health and Recovery Practice (HARP): partnership between UM Faculty Physicians, the Institute of Human Virology, and UM School of Medicine's Dept of Psychiatry, serving people who use or have used drugs.
