The War On Drugs Is A War On People. Full Stop.
Our grassroots harm reduction program supports people who use drugs with compassion, trust, and unconditional acceptance.
Our Team
Our History/What We Do
Our History/What We Do
Our small, but passionately dedicated team of people with lived/living experience, people in self-defined recovery in our organization are "in the trenches" kind of folx. Are you passionate about ending the war on drugs (the war on people who use drugs)? Do you believe in the principles of harm reduction, radical love, and any positive change? Reach out to us for more info!
Our History/What We Do
Our History/What We Do
Our History/What We Do
Seeing a need for low-barrier harm reduction services in our community, we began our grassroots harm reduction work in 2017 in the STL Metro East IL area. We serve Madison, St. Clair, & Jersey Counties in IL. Our services include mobile delivery of safer drug use supplies, safer smoking and snorting kits, naloxone (Narcan), stimulant use
Seeing a need for low-barrier harm reduction services in our community, we began our grassroots harm reduction work in 2017 in the STL Metro East IL area. We serve Madison, St. Clair, & Jersey Counties in IL. Our services include mobile delivery of safer drug use supplies, safer smoking and snorting kits, naloxone (Narcan), stimulant use gear, confidential drug sample testing, safer sex supplies, peer harm reduction education, and referrals to community resources. It's ALWAYS FREE!!
Our Mission
Our History/What We Do
Our Mission
We empower people who use drugs with options for safer drug use supplies and overdose education by creating authentic relationships and connection with them. We advocate for compassionate and progressive drug policy reform on a local, state, and national level to create equity and reduce the harm to people who use drugs and the numerous i
We empower people who use drugs with options for safer drug use supplies and overdose education by creating authentic relationships and connection with them. We advocate for compassionate and progressive drug policy reform on a local, state, and national level to create equity and reduce the harm to people who use drugs and the numerous intersections of marginalized folx within our communities. We intentionally practice radical love and acceptance every day to make connections with PWUD and meet them where they are, just as they are. We deliver safer use supplies, peer education, and access to services and resources to promote self-directed wellness. We recognize and stand firm that any self directed positive change IS RECOVERY!
Donate - Venmo: https://venmo.com/ThePorchlightCollectiveSAP
$25.00
Your support and contributions will enable us to continue to deliver safer use supplies to our friends in Madison, St. Clair, and Jersey Counties in Southern Illinois.
