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The Measurable Impacts of Investing in Harm Reduction

Measurable Impacts of Harm Reduction

Harm Reduction Press Release

Michigan Pain Clinic Provider & Patient Resources

Intended resource materials for providers and patients affected by the Michigan Pain Clinic Closure. 

Printable Resources

Naloxone Flyer

Benefits of Syringe Service Programs (color)

Benefits of Syringe Service Programs (black and white)

Hepatitis C is Curable (color)

Hepatitis C is Curable (black and white)

Hepatitis C Testing & Treatment (color)

Hepatitis C Testing & Treatment (black and white)

Fentanyl Test Strip Resources

Originally intended for urine drug tests, fentanyl testing strips are being used as an off-label harm reduction approach to test the presence or absence of fentanyl and many fentanyl analogs (very closely related drugs) in the unregulated drug supply. - Harm Reduction Coalition

Findings and Considerations from San Francisco (Please read prior to using or distributing test strips)

BTNX Harm Reduction - Test strip supplier and extensive resource catalogue

Full-Page Test Strip Instructions

Quarter-Page Test Strip Instructions

Quarter-Page Test Strip Meth-Specific Instructions

Full-Page Meth Testing Flyer

Sticker-Size Instructions (does not contain meth-specific instructions)

MDHHS / Vital Strategies Technical Assistance Webinar Series

MDHHS has partnered with Vital Strategies, a public health organization supporting technical assistance and capacity-building projects to reduce overdose deaths in Michigan, in hosting a series of monthly webinars offering virtual technical assistance for syringe service programs. If you are interested in learning more about SSP or in joining these webinars, email MDHHS-SyringeAccess@michigan.gov You can find the recordings here:

Harm reduction and direct services workers in caring professions are exposed daily to structural violence and experiences of vicarious trauma, which if not identified and addressed proactively by organizations can lead to workforce burnout and compassion fatigue. In this online training we will:

  • Explore positive and negative impact of stress on ourselves.
  • Share stress reduction techniques to try on and off shift.
  • Reflect on how we can engage in sustaining community to care for each other.
  • Discuss how community care supports our work in harm reduction or other social justice fields.

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