
We are an intersectional grassroots collective of liberatory harm reduction practitioners with lived and living experience, empowering people who use drugs through compassionate support, relentless advocacy, and evidence-based overdose prevention services.
Our work remains sustainable because we use a community-driven harm reduction approach, utilizing a mutual aid funding model as a low-barrier, cost-effective alternative to traditional funding. This mutual aid model enables us to effectively respond to urgent community needs while fostering genuine solidarity with people who use drugs.
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