We help participants connect with services and local resources such as the local food pantries, housing, and shelters. We participate in local community events  providing services such as naloxone distribution and HIV rapid testing.

Naloxone training and kits are available free through the health department. We provide training and distribution to individuals, community groups, and organizations.

We help participants obtain IDs, employment and Medicaid. We also are able to assist with transportation services for participants that need a ride to their treatment services.

We provide referrals for participants to receive treatment and recovery services both locally and statewide. Our Peer Recovery Specialists help participants in an addiction crisis to obtain short- or long-term addiction treatment services. Plans are customized to participant needs such as telehealth, outpatient, or detox.