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About Us
Our Team
Campaigns
Instagram
Learn About
Treatment
Stimulants
Healthcare Resources
Xylazine (Tranq) and Wound Care
Harm Reduction and Substance Use
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Our Data
Our Reports
Alerts and Advisories
Philadelphia Research
Drug Checking Program
Get Involved
Events
How you can help
Employment Opportunities
Our Services
Grief Support
Family and Prenatal Support
Materials Library
Overdose Memorial
Restrooms and Litter
Get Naloxone, Test Strips, and training
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Are we in your area? Come visit us Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, or Fridays from 12-2pm at these locations. We’ll be conducting on the spot overdose reversal trainings and giving away free harm reduction resources, including naloxone and test
What is Code Blue? The City of Philadelphia Office of Homeless Services declares a Code Blue when the National Weather Service forecasts precipitation and a temperature of 32 degrees Fahrenheit or lower, or, when the wind chill is forecasted to reach
Happy Valentine's Day! Keep yourself and others safe with naloxone and other harm reduction supplies. Visit substanceusephilly.com/get-supplies to get your free harm reduction supplies.
Harm reduction is LOVE. Learn more about harm reduction and universal precautions for overdose prevention at substanceusephilly.com/harm-reduction.
Birds win, you win! You can always get free fentanyl test strips and naloxone in Philly, so why not get yours today? Visit SubstanceUsePhilly.com to get yours!
SUPHR’s Environmental Team manages more than 30 sharps disposal boxes around the city, available for anyone to use. See the link in our bio to find a map of all of the drop box locations, and find more information about our harm reduction sanit
Organizations across Philadelphia provide help to people who need wound care every day of the week. To see a full list of times and locations and more information about xylazine-associated wounds, visit substanceusephilly.com/tranq.
🚨 UPDATE: Code Blue in Effect 🚨 A Code Blue has been issued from 3 PM today, January 29th, until 9 AM tomorrow, January 30th. If you need a warm and safe place to stay, please head to your nearest warming center or call the Homeless Outreach hotli
SUPHR’s first Overdose Prevention and Reversal Training of 2025 is tomorrow at noon on Zoom! The training lasts about 90 minutes, and includes an overview of the overdose crisis in the city and instruction on how to identify and reverse an over
Naloxone is safe and approved to bring on all forms of transportation (including a snowboard, if you're hitting the slopes). Get it for free through the link in our bio.
Are we in your area? Come visit us Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, or Fridays from 12-2pm at these locations. We’ll be conducting on the spot overdose reversal trainings and giving away free harm reduction resources, including naloxone and test What is Code Blue? The City of Philadelphia Office of Homeless Services declares a Code Blue when the National Weather Service forecasts precipitation and a temperature of 32 degrees Fahrenheit or lower, or, when the wind chill is forecasted to reach Happy Valentine's Day! Keep yourself and others safe with naloxone and other harm reduction supplies. Visit substanceusephilly.com/get-supplies to get your free harm reduction supplies. Harm reduction is LOVE. Learn more about harm reduction and universal precautions for overdose prevention at substanceusephilly.com/harm-reduction. Birds win, you win! You can always get free fentanyl test strips and naloxone in Philly, so why not get yours today? Visit SubstanceUsePhilly.com to get yours! SUPHR’s Environmental Team manages more than 30 sharps disposal boxes around the city, available for anyone to use. See the link in our bio to find a map of all of the drop box locations, and find more information about our harm reduction sanit Organizations across Philadelphia provide help to people who need wound care every day of the week. To see a full list of times and locations and more information about xylazine-associated wounds, visit substanceusephilly.com/tranq. 🚨 UPDATE: Code Blue in Effect 🚨 A Code Blue has been issued from 3 PM today, January 29th, until 9 AM tomorrow, January 30th. If you need a warm and safe place to stay, please head to your nearest warming center or call the Homeless Outreach hotli SUPHR’s first Overdose Prevention and Reversal Training of 2025 is tomorrow at noon on Zoom! The training lasts about 90 minutes, and includes an overview of the overdose crisis in the city and instruction on how to identify and reverse an over Naloxone is safe and approved to bring on all forms of transportation (including a snowboard, if you're hitting the slopes). Get it for free through the link in our bio.