Opioid Overdose Prevention And Harm Reduction

We want you to be healthy, safe, and informed, whether you are currently using or seeking treatment.

Did you know that formerly incarcerated individuals are 40 times more likely to die from an opioid overdose in the first two weeks of release, due to reduced tolerance after withdrawal during incarceration?

Starting Over, Inc. has Naloxone/Narcan and fentanyl testing strips available at our office: call (951) 898-0862 to learn more.

IE Harm Reduction provides naloxone/Narcan, fentanyl testing strips, sterile syringe delivery and disposal, and more mobile harm reduction services.

Riverside University Health System’s RODA program provides an overdose data dashboard of Riverside County, educational resources, and more. They can also connect you with substance use treatment centers and resources.

Overdose Detection for People Who Use Drugs:

You don’t have to use alone: Download the BRAVE App for judgement-free person-to-person connection, community-based rescue options, and a must opt-in for 911 feature.

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