Resources
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Harm Reduction
Practical steps to stay safer
Harm reduction strategies acknowledge that substance use happens and focuses on minimizing risks. These tools can help prevent overdose and protect health while connecting people to support and care.
Overdose Prevention
Prevention - Know the risks, reduce the harm
Preventing overdose starts with awareness and preparation. Use these resources to learn how to recognize signs of fentanyl contamination, understand drug interactions, and take steps like testing substances and carrying naloxone.
Naloxone
A vital tool for overdose response
Having Naloxone on hand and knowing how to use it is a critical step in preventing overdose deaths in our community. Find clear, factual information here on how Naloxone works, where you can legally and easily access it, and the simple steps for administering it to someone in need.
Stigma Reduction
Creating space for compassion
Stigma around substance use can prevent people from seeking help. Reducing judgment and increasing understanding helps build a safer, more supportive community—one where people feel empowered to access the care they need.
National Campaigns
Awareness beyond state lines
National public health campaigns raise awareness about the dangers of fentanyl and promote strategies for prevention. Stay informed about these initiatives and how they align with Colorado’s local efforts.
Mental Health
Mental wellness and substance abuse are deeply connected
Navigating mental health challenges can be difficult, and they often intersect with substance use. Whether you are seeking support for yourself or for a loved one, you are not alone. Use these resources to find help, learn how to start a conversation without judgment, and build a foundation for lasting well-being.
