Resources

Naloxone is a lifesaving medicine that reverses opioid overdoses. Distributing naloxone directly to people who use drugs as well as to their friends and family is an evidenced-back strategy for […]

Fernando Peña shares what harm reduction looks like at El Jardín. El Jardín – formally NW Instituto Latino – is a founding member of the Save Lives Oregon Leadership Team. El Jardín provides culturally specific services to the Latino community, including substance use recovery support, harm reduction interventions, and professional development programs.

Dane Zahner of HIV Alliance shares what harm reduction looks like in rural Oregon. HIV Alliance is a founding member of the Save Lives Oregon Leadership Team. HIV Alliance supports people living with HIV/AIDS and works to prevent new HIV infections across the state.

O’Nesha Cochran shares how harm reduction is practiced at Miracles Club. Miracles Club is a community recovery center in Portland, Oregon that offers addiction peer services to the Black and African American community.

This pamphlet provides simple instructions on using BTNX fentanyl test strips. Print and fold it to distribute with BTNX fentanyl test strips for easy reference in emergencies.

Make it simple and straightforward for people to remember the details of Oregon’s Good Samaritan Law with these printable wallet cards that include an English side and a Spanish side for accessible distribution.

This presentation provides an overview of substance use harm reduction, covering its principles, strategies, and common misconceptions, highlighting its role in supporting the health of individuals who use drugs.

The talking points provide clear, concise and consistent messages to use when talking about harm reduction, Save Lives Oregon, and the Harm Reduction Clearinghouse.

To address common concerns about harm reduction, this one pager shares data and insights about the impact of harm reduction and how it supports hope, healing and health.

The Harm Reduction One Pager provides an overview of harm reduction, the values behind it and how it helps people who use drugs reduce the harmful impacts of their drug use.

This guide provides essential training for peers and service providers about naloxone, covering overdose recognition, response steps, legal protections, and access methods.

This pamphlet provides simple instructions on using naloxone intramuscular injection to quickly reverse an opioid overdose. Print and fold it to distribute with naloxone for easy reference in emergencies.

This pamphlet provides simple instructions on using naloxone nasal spray to quickly reverse an opioid overdose. Print and fold it to distribute with naloxone for easy reference in emergencies.

This one pager provides simple instructions on using naloxone intramuscular injection to quickly reverse an opioid overdose. Keep it with your naloxone kit for easy reference in emergencies.

This one pager provides simple instructions on using naloxone nasal spray to quickly reverse an opioid overdose. Keep it with your naloxone kit for easy reference in emergencies.

Make sure people know where to find and access the naloxone kits in your facility. Download, print, and prominently display this poster to guide individuals during an overdose emergency.