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Last updated September 22, 2026 · Reviewed by Penny Beach, PRS
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Baltimore County Dept of Health's Opioid-Associated Disease Prevention Outreach Program. Lansdowne Health Center site: 3902 Annapolis Road.
About This Agency
Baltimore County’s Harm Reduction Program is a community-based public health program that provides comprehensive services to reduce the harms of drug use. The provision of sterile syringes and other injection equipment, along with the proper disposal of used syringes, helps to reduce the spread of HIV and viral hepatitis among people who use drugs. The Harm Reduction Program provides HIV and hepatitis C testing and linkage to care, along with resources and education related to overdose prevention, first aid and safer sex. Participants are linked to additional services, including substance use disorder treatment, sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing, reproductive health and other medical and social services. Services for Individuals – HIV and hepatitis C testing and linkage to care – Syringe collection and distribution – Nurse consultation – Immunizations – Overdose education and naloxone – Peer support – Referrals to substance use disorder treatment, medical, mental health and social services Community Clean-Ups Baltimore County Department of Health staff are conducting community clean-ups to safely remove broken glass, needles, syringes and other trash from public areas. Call 410-887-2437 to arrange a community clean-up in your area.
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