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By the end of 2022, more than 130,000 people will have lost their lives to accidental drug overdose. Some were family, friends, colleagues, and neighbors. By giving to National Harm Reduction Coalition today, you're committing to being part of the solution and helping to:

•    provide educational information around safer drug use
•    increase access to the powerful antidote naloxone
•    deliver hundreds of overdose prevention trainings each year


Together, we save lives.  Any amount you give during and after Giving Tuesday's Season of Giving will have a positive impact on the lives of people who use drugs and the communities in which we all live.

 

While Giving Tuesday launches November 29, Meta, via Facebook, will match all recurring donations up to $7 million for gifts made and set to recur between November 15 and December 31. Double your gift today, learn how.

Strength in numbers cannot be overstated, and by working together, we can end overdose and meet the needs of people who use drugs. Please help.

Spread the word!

We hope you'll join us in celebrating Giving Tuesday and spread the word by using our #GivingTuesday 2022 Toolkit.  Create personal messages on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to encourage your friends and followers to Give to National Harm Reduction Coalition. Support Radical Generosity.  Support our life-saving work.

In solidarity,
Dr. Anthony Salandy
Senior Director, Development 
National Harm Reduction Coalition 
Meet Anthony

 

 


"The Opioid Crisis in America: Working Together to Save Lives."

by the Clinton Foundation

In this episode of "Why Am I Telling You This?" podcast, former President Bill Clinton, NHRC Board Members, Julie Stampler and Mark Kinzly, discuss the need for greater funding and greater access to Naloxone and needle exchange services.

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Executive Director's Message to the Community

Dr. Orisha Bowers recent message to the harm reduction community of providers during the opening session of HEAL Harm Reduction Research Network.  NIH HEAL Initiative and Helping to End Addiction Long-term are service marks of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

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