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Overdose Death Update: Ugly, deadly, tragic
The horrific pace of accidental overdose deaths continues unabated in Ohio. 2021 is on track to be one of the deadliest years ever for overdoses.
Order naloxone now, free from Harm Reduction Ohio
Harm Reduction Ohio operates our state’s largest (and lowest-cost) naloxone distribution program. We’ve reversed thousands of overdoses in Ohio. This article explains how we do it and who generously supports this massive overdose-reversing effort.
Males account for growing share of overdose deaths in Ohio
Male Ohio residents, especially Black males, account for more than 70% of overdose deaths recorded so far in 2021. That’s a record. Black males account for an increasing share of our state’s overdose deaths.
Now Available: “Meet People Where They’re At” T-shirt
This beautiful T-shirt -- designed by Harm Reduction Ohio's own Mallory Bolen -- expresses the harm reduction's central ethos: "Meet People Where They're At." The T-shirt is available in four colors and costs $25. Profits support Harm Reduction Ohio's naloxone...
Drug Court Survey
Harm Reduction Ohio is conducting a survey to learn more about drug courts from the perspective of participants.
Harm Reduction Ohio T-shirts Now Available
Harm Reduction Ohio introduces t-shirts — and a coffee mug — for people who want to support harm reduction and naloxone distribution in Ohio. Your purchase will subsidize naloxone in style!
A talk with the harm reduction heroes running Ohio’s newest syringe service program in Findlay
Jamie Decker, shown here in a sketch by Harm Reduction Ohio intern Sydney Tavens. is a member of our Board of Directors and works at the syringe access program in Findlay, Ohio’s newest program. Sydney talked to Jamie and his Hancock County Public Health Colleague Gary Bright about their new program.
Survey on Ohio Drug Courts: Participants’ Perspectives
Harm Reduction Ohio is collecting information on participants' experiences in Ohio drug courts. This is the first statewide analysis of how drug courts have impacted their participants. If you have been in an Ohio drug court, please fill out our survey. We want to...
Nathaniel Jordan II and Columbus Kappa Foundation: “How to Save a Life”
Nathaniel Jordan, executive director of the Columbus Kappa Foundation, has built Ohio’s largest naloxone distribution program aimed at serving African Americans in Ohio. Read Columbus Monthly’s excellent new article on Columbus Kappa’s efforts.
Hep C Project Follow Up Information
For more information regarding providers for treatment and ordering new kits, please press the button to learn more.