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Harm Reduction

What is Harm Reduction?

Harm reduction is a set of practical strategies and ideas aimed at saving lives and reducing negative consequences associated with drug use. Examples of harm reduction strategies include:

  • Syringe services programs
  • Access to fentanyl test strips
  • Increased availability of naloxone
  • Removal of barriers to treatment and medications for treatment
  • Overdose prevention centers

 

NYSACHO's Monthly Harm Reduction Newsletter: Latest Edition

October 2024 Harm Reduction Newsletter 

Grant Funding Webinars (Spring 2023)

Training Resources

  • National Harm Reduction Coalition

    Training topics built around evidence-based practices to equip providers and communities to offer effective services for people who use drugs. Trainings can be offered in-person, virtually, and selected courses are available on-demand. Click here.

  • In the Works Hub

    Harm reduction courses for communities supporting people who use drugs. Click here.

Miscellaneous Resources

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