Provides syringe exchange services, injectable naloxone and fentanyl test strips, and peer support for substance abuse.

Provides mobile medical care and needle exchange by hosting Outside In's medical van and syringe exchange program. Includes a full range of health services such as disease management, routine primary care, HIV/STI testing, women's health care, mental health, and transgender care. Also provides assistance with enrollment in Oregon Health Plan (OHP) or other health insurance plans. For the syringe exchange, users get an even exchange for however many syringes they bring in, though no one will be turned away for not having returns.

The Harm Reduction Syringe Services Program offers a one-to-one exchange for clean needles and offers supplies to people who use injection drugs. Other services include rapid Hepatitis C and HIV testing, safer sex supplies, PReP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) and health insurance navigation, overdose prevention training, naloxone kit distribution and referrals to community resources. Volunteer opportunities available.

Conducts a syringe exchange in which participants are provided clean syringes on a one-for one basis (one clean syringe for one used syringe). Naloxone training and kits and other recource referrals are also available at all locations.

A multifaceted, collaborative street outreach program where CORE partners with different agencies in the community to provide consistent and effective outreach to our neighbors living on the streets and in camps. CORE’s outreach practices are based in harm reduction, trauma informed care, and empowerment. Primarily focuses to both literally and figuratively ‘meet people where they are at’ whatever this may look like. Primary targeted population for outreach is youth and young adults ages 16-29, however, provides supplies to anyone in need that they encounter on outreach. Offers case management/coordinated care, community trainings/education, naloxone distribution/overdose education, safe sex items, syringe services, and harm reduction supplies

A low barrier program that distributes harm reduction supplies, education around safer use, and resource navigation in the community. Operates from a harm reduction, empowerment and strengths based model. and provides supplies to anyone in need with a focus in those under 29. Provides condoms, clean needles, narcan/naloxone, referrals to resources and more. Also provides supplies that are specific to individuals in the life/sex work.

The Cowlitz Family Health Center Harm Reduction Program includes multiple wrap-around services to support the population that accesses the syringe exchange service including:

-1:1 exchange of clean syringe equipment for used syringe equipment
-Health education
-Hepatitis C and HIV screening and referral for care
-Family Planning, including birth control counseling, contraception (Depo Provera), emergency contraception, and pregnancy testing
-Naloxone for overdose prevention
-Wound care
-Assistance in enrolling in Medicaid for qualified individuals
-Referral for primary care, dental care, substance use disorder treatment, medication assisted treatment and community services

The harm reduction program is anonymous, confidential and designed to reduce the risks involved in drug use. Services include safe injection and smoking supplies, including sterile syringes, sharps containers, and many other items. The program also provides access to naloxone, fentanyl test strips and overdose prevention education; connections to same-time medical care, HIV and Hepatitis C testing, vaccines, education, and referral to community resources and services.

The harm reduction program is anonymous, confidential and designed to reduce the risks involved in drug use. Services include safe injection and smoking supplies, including sterile syringes, sharps containers, and many other items. The program also provides access to naloxone, fentanyl test strips and overdose prevention education; connections to same-time medical care, HIV and Hepatitis C testing, vaccines, education, and referral to community resources and services.

Provides supplies and education for safer drug use, including syringe exchange, disposal, and testing for HIV. Offers referrals for additional services, including detox and recovery programs.

Provides supplies and education for safer drug use, including syringe exchange, disposal, and testing for HIV. Offers referrals for additional services, including detox and recovery programs.

Provides supplies and education for safer drug use, including syringe exchange, disposal, and testing for HIV. Offers referrals for additional services, including detox and recovery programs.

Provides supplies and education for safer drug use, including syringe exchange, disposal, and testing for HIV. Offers referrals for additional services, including detox and recovery programs.

Family Assistance and Resource Center Group provides supplies and education for safer drug use. They provide syringe exchange and disposal. They also offer screening for additional services, including detox, recovery programs, and testing for HIV, hepatitis C, and syphilis.

Confidential needle exchange program for people who inject drugs. Program includes disposal of used syringes and distribution of new syringes and equipment (sharps containers, alcohol preps, first aid supplies) for safer injection. Also provides safer sex supplies and information on preventing disease transmission, overdose, and abscesses. Offers drug treatment referrals.

Neighborhood Needle Awareness Program offers needle removal from sites and biohazard containers.

Confidential needle exchange program for people who inject drugs. Program includes disposal of used syringes and distribution of new syringes and equipment (sharps containers, alcohol preps, first aid supplies) for safer injection. Also provides safer sex supplies and information on preventing disease transmission, overdose, and abscesses. Offers drug treatment referrals.

Neighborhood Needle Awareness Program offers needle removal from sites and biohazard containers.

Confidential needle exchange program for people who inject drugs. Program includes disposal of used syringes and distribution of new syringes and equipment (sharps containers, alcohol preps, first aid supplies) for safer injection. Also provides safer sex supplies and information on preventing disease transmission, overdose, and abscesses. Offers drug treatment referrals.

Neighborhood Needle Awareness Program offers needle removal from sites and biohazard containers.

Services include used points exchange for new points, wound care supplies, safer sex supplies, risk reduction counseling, and referrals to medical care services, such as sexually transmitted disease screening, HIV testing, mental health services, alcohol and drug treatment, medication assisted treatment, and naloxone.

Harm Reduction works to meet people where they are at and to reduce the negative effects of drug use and sexual behaviors. All services listed below are free of charge and anonymous. Services offered: Rapid HIV Testing; Rapid Hepatitis C Testing; Syringe Exchange Services; Distribution of Condoms and First Aid Supplies; Naloxone Distribution.

Offers testing for HIV and Hepatitis C, as well as a syringe exchange services

The Harm Reduction Clinic offers short-term care for individuals with skin, wound, and soft tissue infections. Also provides HIV, hepatitis C, and syphilis testing; syringe exchange; Naloxone distribution; health insurance enrollment; and referral to community resources.

Syringe exchange and naloxone distribution.

Syringe Exchange works to prevent the spread of HIV and other diseases among drug injectors. In addition to safer injection supplies, participants can receive counseling, safer sex information and supplies, free and anonymous HIV testing and Hepatitis C testing, as well as other drug treatment referrals.

Outside In's syringe exchange policy is a one for one (1:1) program, meaning users get an even exchange for however many syringes they bring in, however no one will be turned away for not having returns.

Provides a basic needs and harm reduction supply van on a routine schedule. Types of supplies are hygiene (toothbrushes, deodorant, body wipes, shampoos, and menstrual products), STI testing, pregnancy testing, emergency contraception, work clothing supplies (women's sizes and are limited to sex industry), harm reduction supplies such as Nasal Narcan, Fentanyl test strips, sharps, tourniquets, cookers, sterile water, and wound care.

The Portland People’s Outreach Project, or PPOP, is an all-volunteer organization that provides sterile syringes, Naloxone (Narcan), and other harm reduction supplies directly to users. Unlike many needle exchanges, PPOP is need-based, not 1-for-1, meaning users do NOT have to dispose of dirty syringes to receive new ones. PPOP distributes supplies through outreach on foot, bicycles, and a fixed site. A bathroom, couches, and coffee are available at the fixed site.

Project Homeless Connect is hosting a health and social service fair. Services include medical care, chiropractic services, haircuts, HIV testing, syringe exchange, vaccinations, SNAP enrollment, clothing and hygiene products, information on housing, employment, transportation, and veterans services. Food and beverages provided.

Offers low barrier harm reduction services with dignity, respect, and a data driven approach. Services include Naloxone distribution, overdose education, delivery services, Fentanyl test strips and education, safe sex item distribution, and syringe services such as safe injection sites and needle exchange programs. Provides a judgment-free zone aiming to end stigma and encourage self-esteem and self worth.